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This is Paul Vander Klay's blog. What I've posted here represents my thoughts and links on various things. It's a nice way to store links and ideas and be able to share some of them with my friends. I hope you find it helpful. pvk
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Keller and Kreeft on Tolkien
Tuesday 03 June 2008 at 7:34 pm I did a bit of mining in the Redeemer Sermon store and found a little seminar that Tim Keller gave on Tolkien. I've loved Tolkien ever since I first read the Hobbit and LOTRs in High School. I recently reread LOTR and enjoyed it far more. Peter Kreeft also has a bunch of audio on Tolkien. The one that might be missed is the one on language (I think that's the one, it's been a few months since I listened to it) but Keller in the Q/A time at the end of the second MP3 gets into this same area the Kreeft treats more extensively in terms of heraldic (sp?) language. Keller deals with some explanation of what Tolkien wrote in terms of explaining why Theoden spoke the way he did and why modern couldn't and visa versa getting at the idea of how immersion in a worldview is necessary for creating art from that worldview. Really interesting ideas. pvkYet another new church promotion?
Monday 02 June 2008 at 8:18 pm How does one start a relationship through a video camera? more...Keller quotes Buechner on anger
Friday 30 May 2008 at 01:15 am Great quote in Keller's sermon on Forgiveness and Reconciliation. The quote is from Frederick Buechner from Wishful Thinking. more...Common Virtue and the class vote
Thursday 29 May 2008 at 11:48 pmKindergarten classroom votes Asperger's child out. CBS news, and Chicago Sun
A few thoughts. Click "more" for more.
more...DJ Chuang's Keller Google Notebook
Thursday 29 May 2008 at 3:23 pm Google notebook looks cool. DJ Chuang has one on his Keller stuff. Some good stuff in it.Woman of Luke 7
Thursday 15 May 2008 at 12:10 pm Some voices stuff I need to save for my sermon. more...Sequence of Gospel Stories
Friday 09 May 2008 at 11:46 pmThere is a common sequence to many gospel stories:
Event: Christianity is not fundamentally good advice, it is good news
Wonder/dissonance at the event: We don't know what to think about what is happening
Revelatory Interpretation of that event: Someone preaches the gospel, tells us what the even means
Invitation: we are invited into the stream of history by which God is bringing the renewal of all things