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New London State's Attorney Michael L. Regan has ruled that the use of deadly force by seven Norwich police officers last year in the fatal shooting of a Norwich man was justified and "appropriate" — clearing the officers of any criminal wrongdoing.
Regan issued his conclusions Tuesday following an investigation into the Feb. 24, 2013, shooting of 52-year-old Michael Dugas in a small park off Laurel Hill Avenue in Norwich. Dugas was shot six times by officers who were among those who responded to a 911 call for a report of a man with a gun.
The 7:18 p.m. call, as it turns out, was placed by Dugas following a day of drinking, according to witnesses interviewed by state police detectives. After placing the 911 call, Dugas' neighbor said he repeatedly told her "I love you," before leaving the apartment building and walking toward the green where he was shot.
Dugas was spotted by police pacing in the middle of the park with his hands in his sweatshirt pockets. Officers took cover in different positions around the park, pointed a spotlight at Dugas and at times tried to talk to him — eventually shouting to him to show his hands.
When Officer Greg McDonald offered to come over to his side of the fence and talk, Dugas responded, "No, don't, it won't do any good," according to Regan's report.
When K-9 Officer Scott Meikle ordered Dugas to lie on the ground, warning that he would release his dog, Dugas pulled out a black handgun and pointed it to Meikle, according to the report.
Officers yelled, "Drop the gun," before they fired a total of 41 rounds. Dugas was struck by bullets six times, according to the medical examiner's report.
The revolver Dugas had held was a full-sized CO2-powered Daisy Powerline Model 44 pellet gun, a replica of a Smith & Wesson Model 29 .44-caliber revolver, according to Regan's report. Several witnesses said Dugas had fired the gun. But detectives found no pellets loaded in the revolving cylinder and concluded it was "impossible to determine if the revolver had been loaded with pellets," according to the report.
The medical examiner's office later determined Dugas' blood alcohol level was 0.27. Dugas' stepfather, Larry Ewoldt Jr., the owner of the 172 Laurel Ave. apartment where Dugas was living, told police Dugas had a history of alcohol abuse and depression.
"Michael in the past had told his family that he wanted to commit suicide by jumping into the river. The river is the area where in 2003 Michael left his late wife's ashes after she had died of brain cancer," Ewoldt is quoted as saying in the report.
A neighbor told police Dugas had talked about walking out into traffic a few days earlier and "had talked in the past about hanging himself from the second floor apartment neighbor's tree," according to the report.
Ewoldt also told police Dugas has been "forcibly committed" to a hospital at least once over the past several years.
In his report, Regan said that state law permits an officer to use deadly force "when he reasonably believes such to be necessary to defend himself or a third person from the use or imminent use of deadly physical force."
Regan cites a U.S. Supreme Court case explaining that the reasonableness of a particular use of force "must be judged from the perspective of a reasonable officer on scene rather than with the 20/20 vision of hindsight," and allow for "the fact that police officers are often forced to make split-second decisions — in circumstances that are tense, uncertain, and rapidly evolving."
Norwich Police Chief Louis J. Fusaro said Regan's report outlines the reasons why, in his opinion, officers had little choice but to use deadly force.
"The incident was a tragedy for not only Mr. Dugas but for his family and certainly our officers," Fusaro said.
The shooting remains the subject of a wrongful death lawsuit filed against the city and seven officers by Dugas' family.
The officers involved in the shooting were McDonald, Meikle, Mark Dean, Kyle Besse, Anthony Marceau, Richard Cannata and Chase Chiangi. All except for Marceau used Smith & Wesson M&P .40 caliber handguns. Marceau fired his duty rifle, a DPMS Panther Arms .223-caliber rifle.
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Howie Bentley, founder of legendary USPM band Cauldron Born and current mastermind behind Briton Rites, has been branching out into the metal industry. In addition to a recent guest article published here in Metal Rules, Howie has also founded a new Record label ECHOES OF CROM. We interviewed Howie to discuss his new label ECHOES OF CROM …enjoy!

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text: Pawtucket – Leo F. Beauvais, 71, passed away at home on Tuesday, March 13, 2012, after a courageous eighteen month battle with cancer. He was the beloved husband of Maureen (McCormick) Beauvais for 53 years. A lifelong resident of Pawtucket, he was a son of the late Leo C. and Florence (Belliveau) Beauvais. Leo was a carpenter with Local No. 94 for over 30 years until retiring. A true family man, he enjoyed fishing; yard work; playing pool and was a member of the Ocean State Harley Davidson Riders Group. Besides his wife, he leaves a daughter, Jo-Ann Alix in MA and her companion, Victor Szala, Jr.; grandchildren, Christopher and Heather Wysong and Amanda and Matthew Alix; his great-grandson and best buddy, Johnathan Colon; sisters and brothers, Loretta Robichaud, her late husband, George in CA, Shirley Berard, her late husband, Leo in MA; Joseph Beauvais, his wife, Maureen, Joan Neveu, her husband, Paul and Diana Bean, her husband, Edward, all in FL; a sister-in-law, Patricia Berkheimer, her husband, Wayne in VA and many nieces and nephews. He was the father of the late Annette P. Wysong and the brother of the late Frank Beauvais. According to Leo's wishes, services will be private. Memorial gifts to Home & Hospice Care of RI, 1085 North Main St., Providence, RI 02904 will be appreciated. For online condolences visit: CheethamFuneralHome.com


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As noted in the video, pragmatism is the quintessential American philosophy. It is also quite the punching bag for Christian thought. In particular, Richard Rorty takes the brunt of the blows, and I wouldn't disagree that he deserves some of them. On the other hand, James K. A. Smith is optimistic that we can benefit from Rorty's thought and wrote Who's Afraid of Relativism?: Community, Contingency, and Creaturehood to try to make that case. I'm still deciding what I think about his argument and need to mull it over a bit more. My gut instinct is that there is some truth to the case Smith makes, but he is more optimistic about the value of American pragmatism than I think I can be.
Just so you know, I have self-consciously adapted this from a Lifehacker article. With that out of the way, let's be honest. If you're like me, you've probably spent way more money on books than you could ever justify. This is a safe place. You can admit it. You've made poor financial choices involving book purchases. The first step is admitting you have a problem. Now, if you're ready to change, follow these steps.
Step 1: Make A List of All Your Books and De-Clutter
Take stock of all your books. If you're advanced, just look at your spreadsheet. Add a column and in that column, categorize each book into one of the following:
- Need
- Sometimes Need
- Want
- Crap
Now, using the sort feature, alphabetize that column. All the books that just rose to the top are crap by your own assessment and you should act accordingly. No, don't sell them so you can just buy more books. Sell them, and use the money for something else. I know. It hurts at first, but you can get through this.
As for the other three categories, focus on the "sometimes need" and "want" categories. Ask yourself these three questions:
- When was the last time I read this?
- When will I read or reference this again?
- Did I legitimately enjoy reading it and plan to do again in the future?
Depending on how you answer these questions, a new category will emerge: "Don't Really Need." Act accordingly, and then move on to step 2.
Step 2: See How Much Money You Spent on Books
Look at all the books you just realized you don't really need and should get rid of. How much money could you have saved had you never bought those books in the first place? I know you probably got some free as review copies. For those, think back to how long you spent reading and reviewing the book. Let's say it's you spent 5 hours reading and preparing the review. Had you been working a real job during that time, how much would you have made? I won't tell you how that works out for me, but let's just say every book I review is a loss compared to if I had actually just bought the book in the first place.
A second part of this step is to go to Amazon and pull up a list of your digital orders. Take a good look at all the Kindle purchases. Filter those books through the above grid, and note that any "cheap" eBook you bought that you don't really plan to read any time soon was a waste of money. At $3 a pop, that can actually add up over time. What's worse, you can't re-sell those books. You're just stuck with them.
This leads to the need for step 3:
Step 3: Develop a Personal Should I Buy This Test
This may look different for every person, but it's something you should put into place sooner rather than later. The "Should I Buy This Test" is essentially several questions to ask yourself in between realizing you want a book you just discovered and actually doing anything to acquire it. Personalize the questions to your own historical book buying (or review copy requesting) habits. If you're stuck, here's some example questions:
- Have I been planning to get this book?
- Will it end up in the crap list one day?
- Do I actually have space for it (i.e. are my current shelves running over?)
- Did I budget for this? (also, do you have a book budget?)
- Why do I want/need it?
Ask they explain on Lifehacker:
Custom build your test to hit all of your weaknesses. If you make a lot of impulse buys, include questions that address that. If you experience a lot of buyer's remorse, include a lot of questions that make you think about the use of item after you buy it.
For me, the last question about is where most things can be eliminated. I'll maybe explain more in a separate post how I make buying decisions, but let's just say it's something that has evolved over the years and has taken a more restrictive turn in the last 6 months or so.
Having the categories in mind from step 1, the profit and loss margins from step 2, and now the "Should I Buy This" test from step 3, you are hopefully almost re-programmed. The last step though is perhaps the most important.
Step 4: Learn To Delay Gratification and Destroy the Impulse to Buy
As far as nuts and bolts on this last step, Lifehacker gets it, and in explaining it's ok to wait for gratification, goes on to offer this advice for doing so:
Look at whatever you're thinking of buying, go through your personal "should I buy this?" test, and then walk away for a little while. Planning your purchases ahead is ideal, so the longer you can hold off, the better. Set yourself a reminder to check on the item a week or month down the line. When you come back to it, you may find that you don't even want it, just the gratification that would come with it. If you're shopping online, you can do the same thing. Walk away from your desk or put your phone in your pocket and do something else for a little while.
You can also avoid online impulse purchases by making it harder to do. Block shopping web sites during time periods you know you're at your weakest, or remove all of your saved credit card or Paypal information. You can also practice the "HALT" method when you're shopping online or in a store. Try not to buy things when you're Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired because you're at your weakest state mentally. Last, but not least, the "stranger test" can help you weed out bad purchases too.
While at the end of the day you may realize that books don't really make you happy, it's more important to get your book lust itself under control. This may involve taking a reading sabbatical, which is, lest there be confusion, not a sabbatical to read but a sabbatical from reading. The horror! But at the end of the day, some of us need it.
Learning to delay gratification is important, and even though it might feel like you need this book because hey, it's about theology, you probably don't need it as much as you want it. And though wanting things is fine, being unable to delay gratification is not. A little self-discipline is actually much better in the long run. We should be good stewards of our time and money, and often, buying books makes us neither.
Way back when, you might remember a brief blog series called What Are We Up To In Ministry:
- My Ministry Internship
- High School Boys Bible Study: Ephesians
- Church at The YMCA
- SHIFT One Day: Apologetics Seminar
- Baptisms in the Swimming Pool
- Leading a Small Group
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That was the Table of Contents, which as you can see, didn't come to full fruition. A couple of things happened.
First, the ministry internship explained in the first post more or less stalled out and died over the summer. There were a variety of factors involved, and it is probably safe to just leave it at that. The Bible study lasted for the duration of the semester and was profitable, and the One Day seminar proved to be the first of many trips to teach at SHIFT.
Second, I decided to not announce or frequently post about what we were doing in ministry. Initially, as you might be able to tell, the impulse to start talking about our activities was an extension of trying to raise support and putting everything out there that I would be doing. Once I wasn't trying to raise support, I didn't feel the need to post about everything. More than that though, I thought it would be better to not mention many things because I believe it is better to do much of the work of the ministry in relative obscurity. This isn't to say that everyone telling you about their latest ministry initiative is wrong to do so. I just decided that I would rather work quietly for the most part.
Ironically, many of the activities listed in the internship are things I have been doing more frequently at our church, perhaps more so than during the actual formal internship. I haven't felt the need to discuss that and don't plan to go into much detail here, but much of it is the result of running without a title for a while. I am more comfortable now with my role at church and there may be some expansions to it on the horizon.
Along with that, I've become a much more frequent visitor to SHIFT, so much so that I'm joining staff as a teacher and curriculum developer. I'd love to tell you more about it, but rather than go into detail here, I'd like to add you to our ministry newsletter. You can receive it either in print or e-mail. Right now, I'm looking to raise support for the summer since I won't be teaching for two months at school, but would like to devote the time to some classes and curriculum development for SHIFT and our local church. You can donate to that cause here if you'd like.
In the fall, I'd like to expand my current role more and so I'll be looking for people to not only support what we are doing by regularly praying for us, but by also joining to support us financially on a month-to-month basis. To get an idea what that would look like and what we'll be doing, you'll need to be on our newsletter list. Though I may post occasional updates here, I won't go into as much detail or share as much outside of the newsletter. So even if you're not able to support us financially but just want to know what God is up to in our neck of the woods in central Florida, email me at nate @ shiftorlando.com and I can add you to the list!
The last actual class I took as part of my Th.M was an independent study on how to review books. The fruit of that class was these four reviews:
- In the Beginning Was The Word
- The Christian Faith
- The Doctrine of The Word of God
- Raised With Christ
The professor for that study (which was done after I had moved to Florida) was Dr. Glenn Kreider. Because of that, it feels kind of weird to now review his book God With Us.
While I don't want to engage in hagiography, I really enjoyed this book and do not have any major criticism of it. The book is a clear and engaging biblical theology of how God condescends to relate to his people throughout the Bible. It has a conversational feel to it which I think reflects its genesis as material in a Baptist Sunday School class (aptly titled "Theology for the Rest of Us).
As a sidenote, one of the things I appreciated about my profs at Dallas was that many of them taught Sunday School. I think it helped refine and sharpen their communication since there are obscurities you can get away with in front of a group of seminary students that won't fly with normal people (as I've been learning since graduation). This book reflects that sharpening. In other words, it is not quite the same biblical theology you'd find in a series like New Studies in Biblical Theology. Substantially, it's in the same neighborhood, but this is biblical theology for normal people.
The book itself begins with theological foundations related to humility and condescension. The incarnation is a focal point, as well as the general condescesion that is involved where God reveals himself to us. Kreider ties both of these focal point together in the peron and work of Jesus Christ. He ultimately concludes:
In short, the behavior of the incarnate Son is consitent with the behavior of the God who is revealed prior to the incarnation. We see continuity between the two testaments in the character and practice of God. If the incarnation of the Son of God is a demonstration of humility and condescension, and if he did only what he saw his Father do, then reading the Old Testament should provide numerous examples of God's condescension. (46)
Tracing those examples is the focus of chapters 3-5. Chapter interacts with the relevant stories from creation to Abraham. Chapter 4 starts with Isaac and carries through to the conquet in Joshua. Chapter 5 picks up with the monarchy, continues through the Psalms, and on to the Prophets.
Starting in chapter 6, the focus moves to the New Testament. Specifically, Kreider unpacks the birth narratives, geneaologies, and Jesus' early life pre-public ministry. Then, in chapter 7, he focuses on Jesus' teaching on greatness. Here we see how greatness is through humility and condescension, rather than seeking one's own interests first. This theme resonates throughout the Sermon on The Mount, Jesus' miracles, parables, and teachings on the kingdom.
Though the apostles didn't seem to get it while Jesus was around, everything seemed to click post-Resurrection. We know this because we can see the themes of Jesus' teaching on humility and condescension reverberate through the apostles teaching as Kreider points the way through chapter 8. In chapter 9, we move to the end of the biblical story in Revelation. Here, Kreider's eschatological distinctives emerge, but it is not a major focal point. Rather, we see how the new creation is the ultimate condescension as God permanently makes his dwelling place with us on earth.
On the whole, I thought this was an excellent book. The material is well developed and Kreider draws from a deep well of theological reflection, particularly within the Reformed tradition (Bavinck shows up often). Further, many of the chapters open with poignant stories that bring the upcoming material into relevant focus. Coupled with Kreider's clear style, this makes the book accesible to a broad audience. Additionally, the study questions in the end would aid in making this book a good candidate for small group discussion, or in my case, classrrom material for a senior Bible class. All in all, I'd highly recommend picking up a copy of the book, and I'm not just saying that because the author practices well the attributes he explains in this book.
Glenn Kreider, God With Us: Exploring God's Personal Interactions with His People throughout the Bible. Phillipsburg, NJ: P&R Publishing, November 2014. 240 pp. Paperback, $14.99.
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Thanks to P&R Publishing for the review copy!
A while back, you might remember the article I wrote for Christ and Pop Culture about Tim Lambesis from As I Lay Dying. After that, Tom from Victory Records got in touch with me about writing about some releases. One of those was Darkness Divided and their first album Written in Blood (stream it here). As you might be able to tell from either the lyrics, imagery, or both, these guys are a Christian metalcore band. Also, if you're curious, "metalcore" is the correct sub-genre to describe this music. Even more specifically, I'd almost call this "inspirational metalcore" because of the melodic passages and lyrical content. Usually this is a branch of metal specific to bands on Facedown Records, so I was surprised to run into in a release from Victory. They haven't gotten much exposure from what I can tell, but maybe they just need another album under their belt. At the end of the day, like most metalcore, I've found the album a good gym companion, or on a day like this, writing music.
I watch quite a few YouTube and/or Vimeo videos. You might have picked up on this recently with the addition of Music Monday and Philosophy Friday which are primarily video based. Now, I'm going to start sharing my favorite three interesting/humorous videos from the week on Saturdays. This week, I've got a timelapse video of Kilauea, a volcano in Hawaii that is probably the most currently active, as well as a look around Austria and some optical illusions. Enjoy!
To be honest, Nietzsche makes some good points. However, the version of Christianity he mostly reacts against is not the best. Some of what Nietzsche found unpalatable was simply the offense of the gospel, but some of it was simply offensive.
It seems like every few months or so, another title is released in IVP Academic's New Studies in Biblical Theology series. Even as I work on this review, I've already started a more recent work in the series and just noticed that another title is coming this summer.
None of this should be construed as complaining however since it is one of my favorite theological series. Granted, it doesn't have a ton of competition in its particular niche. But still, the titles in this series are consistent in expanding theological horizons while drawing you deeper into the text of Scripture.
Bradley Green's Covenant and Commandment is no different. Green is associate professor of Christian Studies at Union University. If you've been reading this blog long enough, you might remember The Gospel and The Mind, an earlier book of his, was one of my first reviews.
In this book, Green is exploring the connection between works, obedience, and faithfulness in the Christian life (hence the subtitle). As he explains, "My argument is that in the new covenant, works are a God-elicited and necessary part of the life of the converted person, a constant theme in the New Testament." He adds, "In short, 'works' are 'necessary' for salvation because part of the 'newness' of the new covenant is actual, grace-induced and grace-elicited obedience by true members of the new covenant" (17).
Exactly how this fits together and work with sola fide has been a struggle going back to at least the Reformation. How can works be necessary if salvation is by grace through faith alone? It is a tension even in the New Testament where there is a constant expectation of actual obedience, yet also a strong emphasis on faith (and often the two are together). Green's book begins there and eeks to answer the issue.
In the first chapter, Green surveys the key NT texts related to works, obedience, and the Christian life, summarized into several categories (24-37):
- Loving or knowing God linked with obedience
- The "conditional" nature of our future salvation
- Christians must "overcome" if they are ultimately to be saved
- The necessity of a great righteousness
- The requirement of the law being met "in us"
- God will efficaciously work "in" us, moving us to obey him
- The necessity of putting to death the old man, by the power of the Spirit
- "Faith" and "obedience/works" used as virtual synonyms
- We are truly judged, or justified, by our works
- The "obedience of faith"
- We were created and redeemed for good works
- Faith working through love
- The law affirmed; the law of Christ
- Persons do the works of their Father
From here, Green goes back to the Old Testament in chapter 2 and looks at passages that promised the new covenant obedience, and then back again to the New at the passages where that is described as reality.
With this biblical foundation in place, Green discusses the canonical issues in chapter 3. This of course brings up the issue of the relationship between law and gospel. Rather than affirm a radical law-gospel antithesis, Green follows John Frame on affirming that "across the canon God saves people by his grace. Then, once persons are in covenant relationship with the Lord, he then gives his people commands, statutes, laws, and so on. And he expects his people to obey what he communicates to them" (65).
From here, Green adds insights from Richard Gaffin and Geerhardus Vos before hitting Galatians 3 head on. In his discussion he notes perceptively that "There is no place in Scripture where the primary way of acceptance with God is law-keeping" (71). The law, where it has been present is approached in the context of faith, which is the basis of acceptance. Ultimately Green says, "If one chooses to approach the law apart from faith, or one believes one can obey all of God's law in an autonomous way, then one has completely missed the place of the law and has misunderstood the priority and centrality of faith in approaching God" (72).
After finishing the previous chapter with an excursus on John Owen's view of the covenant, Green turns to the relationship of the atonement to our works, obedience, and faithfulness. "It is crucial to link one's ongoing relationship with the Lord, one's ongoing quest for holiness, to the gospel," (77) Green says. After wrestling with key texts and discussing imputation of Christ's obedience he concludes, "Our works, obedience and faithfulness flow from his work on our behalf; so we remain in need of our perfect and faithful high priest. But at the same time, what Christ has done for us leads to a change in us, which includes the manifestation of works, obedience, and faithfulness" (91).
In chapter 5, Green returns again to Richard Gaffin, though the main focus is on the key texts relating union with Christ to works, obedience, and faithfulness. It is union with Christ which helps us to understand the latter's nature, purpose, and reality (103).
In chapter 6, Green gives a similar New Testament theology treatment to the relationship of justification and the future judgment. He also includes a historical theological treatment by surveying Calvin, Owen, Edwards, and Vos. He shows continuity in the present tense by including Gaffin, Gathercole, and Beale. He closes with an excursus on N. T. Wright which is where there is a noticeable lack of continuity. As Green notes, "One can have all that Wright and others say about the importance and grandeur of human and cosmic transformation within what is called (perhaps unfortunately) the 'old perspective.' Additionally, there is a long tradition of such interpretation and affirmation within the Protestant tradition itself" (139). The difference then, it not that Wright affirms a relationship between justification, our obedience, and the final judgment. It is rather, how he puts the three together, and how it can come across as though we are justified (for real) in the final judgment which is ultimately based on works. One need not take that path in order to affirm the importance of work as well as the legitimacy of our present justified state.
The final chapter ties everything together, while also drawing in the relevance of Adam and the covenant in Eden. Here Green also relates Christ's obedience to our own. He notes "it is only because of Christ's obedience and because believers are united to him by faith that believers obey. And our obedience in no way impinges upon or diminishes Christ's obedience. Rather, we obey because we are in Christ – the ultimate obeying one" (158).
Green's epilogue summarizes his argument and conclusions much as I have hopefully done. In the end, this is definitely a book to pick up if you're concerned about either of the following:
- Challenges presented by the New Perspective on Paul (particularly Wright) regarding the necessity of works in the Christian life
- Challenges presented by advocates of either free grace or "antinomians" in the Reformed world
Green effectively answers both by surveying the key texts of Scripture as well as notable Reformed theologians and exegetes. The book isn't a long read, but it is a rich exploration of the importance of works, obedience, and faithfulness in the Christian life.
Bradley G. Green, Covenant and Commandment: Works, Obedience, and Faithfulness in the Christian Life (NSBT). Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, November 2014. 208 pp. Paperback, $22.00.
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One of my on-going interests in Christian theology is the nature of sanctification. Some of it is no doubt stemming from interest in how to personally grow in grace. A larger part of it though is learning how to best shepherd and disciple others in their personal growth in holiness.
Helpfully, I was able to read through the collection of essays growing out of the Edinburgh Dogmatics conference. Edited by Kelly Kapic, Sanctification: Explorations in Theology and Practice offers perspective from a wide range of scholars. As the subtitle indicates, it is more exploration than unified perspective or presentation of a new school of thought. It is split into three main parts, the first of which is focused on how we are sanctified by grace through faith.
This part of the book is opened by a homily by Derek Tidball on Colossians 3:5-17. From here, what I thought was the most interesting essay follows. In it, Richard Lints explains antinomianism through the relationship of sanctification and faith. Just as we are justified by faith, we are also sanctified by it. In his view, Christianity is less about moral progress and more about having our desires and worship restored to their proper form. In the end, I'm not sure there is a substantial difference between the two. Perhaps we could say sanctification is primarily about having our desires and worship restored to their proper form, but if that is happening, it would seem to also be a kind of moral progress. Maybe the issue is thinking of sanctification as first a heart orientation and second a hand co-ordination. If you aim for coordinating the hands first, the heart doesn't necessarily have to be in-line.
Similar to Lints but moving in a different direction, Henri Blocher's followup essay digs into the relationship of law and obedience in the Christian life. Here, he unpacks more of what is actually entailed by "sanctification by faith."
Continuing on from here, the two following essays by Brannon Ellis and Bruce McCormack explore the importance of union with Christ and the relationship of Barth and Wesley on Christian perfection. The latter is more historical than the preceding essay, but was both interesting and approachable for those not steeped in Barth like McCormack is.
The next essay, by Michael Horton, begins the second part of the book which focuses on the relationship of sanctification and ethics. In particular, Horton's focus is on the relationship of the Spirit and human agency in our growth in holiness. This section is rounded out by essays by Oliver O'Donovan and James Eglinton. The former gives an overview of the relationship in focus in this part of the book and the latter offers a discussion of Bavinck's theology of sanctification and his unfinished Reformed Ethics that was to be a companion volume to the Reformed Dogmatics.
The final part of the book i theological and pastoral meditations on the subject of sanctification. Here, Ivor Davidson offers some dogmatic reflections on gospel holiness. Kelly Kapic offers a theological meditation on suffering and sanctification, particularly poignant in light of his opening note about his wife's battle with cancer and subsequent neurological disorder resulting in debilitating pain and fatigue. His essay is follow by Julie Canlis's offering on our sonship and identity in Christ before Peter Moore's essay on sanctification through the preached Word (with a particularly focus on John Chrysostom) closes the book.
Overall, I think this is a valuable collection of essays, particularly the first part, if you're attentive to recent discussions in the evangelical/Reformed blogosphere. If you've wondered whether making a big deal of grace makes you an antinomian, Lints essay is here for you. Further, if you've wondered just how obedience and the Christian life cohere in light of grace, food for thought is to be found between the covers of this book. I found it a stimulating read and consider a valuable resource for future study. If you're on the ground with discipleship there is much to be gleaned from the occasional lofty heights the author here attain. In the end, you'll find helpful explorations into the theology and practice of growing in grace in the Christian life.
Kelly M. Kapic, ed., Sanctification: Explorations in Theology and Practice. Downers Grove: IL: IVP Academic, October 2014. 300 pp. Paperback, $28.00
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One of my favorite bands is Porcupine Tree. Yes, that's right, Porcupine Tree. The conceptual and sonic architect of the band is artist and producer Steven Wilson. These days, he is more focused on putting out solo albums, but they more or less still sound like Porcupine Tree so it's all good. The above video contains a playlist to stream his most recent album Hand. Cannot. Erase. Below is the live version of the opening track from his previous album The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories). If you're curious about Porcupine Tree, try In Absentia, Deadwing, and The Incident.


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January 11, later in the afternoon, my eyes starting having a thick yellowish discharge, that turned white, then clear and runny. I woke up the next morning with the whites of both eyes completely red. Would have been great for a horror movie. Called np my eye doc who was kind enough to get me in that afternoon and long story short, 1 prednisone tablet and an expensive tiny bottle of antibiotic drops later, was determined to be a serious allergy attack in my eyes. To what is unknown. February 1st, later in the afternoon AGAIN, the exact same thing happens!!!!! I'm apparently extremely allergic to something but don't know what!!!! Hubby got me 2 different brands of eye drops last night. The herbal ones offer a bit of relief from the scratchy ness, the non herbal brand set my eyes on fire. Not fun. Eye Doc said he has seen lupus patients suddenly become extremely allergic to stuff suddenly and out of the blue. Has anyone else had similar eye issues? Right now I look like I've been on a wild bender and have a major hangover.
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Its not pink eye (conjunctivitis)?
Doc ruled out pinkeye. Talked to hi. This morning and he is thinking it is a systemic allergy- I'm allergic to myself!?! Not a surprise there. He suggested daily allergy drops in my eyes. $160 a month! No way and I'm not putting chemicals in my eyes thank you very much. Going to work with my Naturopathic Doctor/boss
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Have you seen your Naturopathic Doctor? What on earth was in the eye drops that your doctor prescribed that would cost $160.00/month???? Let us know what your Naturopathic doctor says, do be careful using any type of herbal remedies. Many of these can actually cause our Lupus to flare up! I wish you the very best.
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Yeah, I'm done with my eye doctor: he just wanted to treat the symptoms and not look for the cause. My Naturopath says I'm either allergic to something or Lupus was harassing my eyes. Eventually she and I will do allergy testing. I have 2 possibilities for the allergen: a facial lotion and a food product. I've eliminated both since the incident so time will tell. If I hav another attack it will be back to the drawing board. Oddly, the attacks both lasted 72 hours almost to the minute as have migraines, muscle spasms, stomach upset. It's like my body likes to throw a fit for72 hours then it's done.
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When I have a reaction to things I start eliminating several things too. My herbalist told me it was better to eliminate one at a time wait and week and see if better if not eliminate the next. Also to only add one thing at a time wait a week before adding another. Otherwise if you eliminate more than one thing at a time and you get better you will not know which was the offending product. It is hard for me to do as I want to chuck it all out. But it is good reasoning on her part I think.


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Woman Pleads Guilty to Bank Robbery
A woman accused of robbing a bank last fall has pleaded guilty. 37-year old Jennifer Lee Garretson of Belle appeared in Kanawha County Circuit Court Monday and entered her plea, admitting she she walked into the City National Bank in Glasgow on October 2012, told the teller in a note she had a gun, and ran off when she got the money. Garretson pleaded guilty Monday to second-degree robbery, and said she did not have a gun. Sentencing is coming up in May.
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The bill before state lawmakers has stalled, and the gun debate has something to do with it. The House is considering a proposal already passed by the Senate that would continue what's been declared a successful experiment with home rule. This pilot program has Charleston and three other cities to cut red tape, reduce blight and improve their finances. The pending bill would allow additional municipalities to apply to join, but stalled after Delegate Patrick Layne of Kanawha County proposed adding language to repeal local gun control ordinances. Prior to this amendment, Layne introduced a stand alone bill repealing local gun ordinances, but the idled in the Senate.
DuPont Pipeline is Coming Down
DuPont has announced plans to take down a pipeline at the Belle Plant. The pipeline used gravity to provide water used in ammonia production at the DuPont plant. Plant Manager Jim O'Connor said the pipeline opened in 1930 and was shut down in the 1950s. It runs down a hillside outside the plant. O'Connor told the Charleston Daily Mail that the system reduced the energy cost of producing ammonia by 70 percent. DuPont now ships in ammonia to the plant from facilities on the Gulf Coast.
Apartment Complex Hit by Bullets
Charleston Police are investigating a shootout at an apartment complex in Charleston. Four suspects exchanged gunfire at the Orchard Manor complex just after 7 p.m. Monday. Two apartments were struck by stray bullets, but no one was hurt. All of the suspects have been identified.
No Evidence Relating Sheriff Crum's Murder with Anti-Drug Crackdown
After the death of Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum last week, the main suspect quickly became Tennis Maynard, who is still under heavy police presence in Cabell Huntington Hospital. Once Maynard is released from the hospital he'll be charged with murder for Crum's death, and attempted murder for shooting at a deputy during the police chase that followed. Mingo County Prosecuting Attorney C. Michael Sparks released a statement on possible motive for the shooting, and said right now there is no susbtantial evidence that would point to the sheriff's murder being related to his anti-drug crackdown.
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A correctional officer at the U.S. Penitentiary at Hazelton was stabbed by an inmate over the weekend. A union official with the American Federation of Government Employees Council of Prisons said Officer Timothy Norris was stabbed with a homemade metal weapon on Saturday and he was taken to a hospital in Morgantown. The union president said he is expected to survive. The inmate was serving a sentence for robbery and faces a murder charge stemming from another incident.
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More information has been released about the memorial services for Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum, who was shot and killed Wednesday. Visitation will start at 5 p.m. Saturday at Mingo Central High School. His funeral will take place at the school on 1 p.m. Sunday. Crum was shot and killed outside the courthouse Wednesday, as he sat in a marked car eating lunch.


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"He's doing a great job," Roberts said. "You can see that. We didn't have many plays in this game, but he's doing a great job for us. We can't wait to see what this season entails."
From Palmer's small sample size in the team's 17-point win, the season could entail plenty of positives potentially. The two-time Pro Bowler was efficient (4-of-6 for 77 yards), went down field multiple times and spread the ball evenly to his three top receivers (Larry Fitzgerald, Michael Floyd and Roberts).
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Do you wish you were a savvy supermarket shopper who knows how to cut your weekly food budget, banish fast food from the dinner table and serve your family meals that are delicious and good for them? Well, Erin Chase, "The $5 Dinner Mom", is here to help.
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Living Arrangements and the Well-Being of Single Mothers in Japan
The goal of this study is to evaluate the extent to which the well-being of single mothers in Japan is related to coresidence with other adults. Using data from a representative survey of households headed by single mothers, we examine two measures of subjective well-being: perceived economic circumstances and self-rated health. One-fourth of the single mothers surveyed were coresiding with another adult(s) and it is clear that these women fare significantly better than their non-coresiding counterparts on both measures of well-being. Net of several theoretically relevant sociodemographic, family, and employment characteristics, single mothers living with others were significantly less likely to report somewhat difficult/difficult economic circumstances or fair/poor health. Efforts to account for potential endogeneity between well-being and living arrangements suggested that self-rated health, but not subjective economic well-being, is related to selection into coresidence. Single mothers in fair/poor health appear more likely to coreside with others and, accounting for this selection, intergenerational coresidence appears to be very beneficial for self-rated health. We discuss the implications of these findings for processes of stratification in Japan in light of the limited public income support available to single mothers. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2012
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Minuscule 385
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|New Testament (except Gospels) †
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|21.8 cm by 14.5 cm
|Byzantine text-type
Minuscule 385 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), α 506 (Soden),[1] is a Greek minuscule manuscript of the New Testament, on paper. Dated by a colophon to the year 1407 (May).[2] The manuscript has no complex context. Formerly it was designated by 60a, 63p, and 29r.
The codex contains the text of the Acts, Pauline epistles, Catholic epistles, and Book of Revelation on 267 paper leaves (21.8 cm by 14.5 cm) with some lacunae (James 1:1-11; Rev 22:2-18.20.21). The text is written in one column per page, in 26 lines per page.[2] The initials and titles in red.
It contains Prolegomena to the Pauline epistles, prolegomena to the Catholic epistles, subscriptions at the end of each book, and numbers of stichoi.[3]
It contains non-biblical matter De proditione Judae homilia of John Chrysostom (folios 225-237v).[4]
The Greek text of the codex is a representative of the Byzantine text-type. Aland placed it in Category V.[5] In Book of Acts some the Western readings.
In Acts 8:39 instead of πνεῦμα κυρίου (spirit of the Lord) it has unusual textual variant πνεῦμα ἅγιον ἐπέπεσεν ἐπὶ τὸν εὐνοῦχον, ἄγγελος δέ κυρίου ἥρπασεν τὸν Φίλιππον (the Holy Spirit fell on the eunuch, and an angel of the Lord caught up Philip) supported by Codex Alexandrinus and several minuscule manuscripts: 94, 103, 307, 322, 323, 453, 467, 945, 1739, 1765, 1891, 2298, 36a, itp, vg, syrh.[6]
The manuscript was written by Georgios Baiophoros, a scribe, in 1407. It was bound later with Uncial 0121a; the first folio from 0121a was folded in half and used as flyleaves at the front and end of minuscule 385.[4]
The manuscript was examined by Griesbach (Acts 1-8, 1 Peter, 1 John 5, Romans, 1 Cor, 2 Cor 3, Ephesians, Rev) and Scholz. C. R. Gregory saw it in 1883.[3]
The manuscript was added to the list of the New Testament manuscripts by Scholz (1794-1852).[7]
Formerly it was designated by 60a, 63p, and 29r. In 1908 Gregory gave the number 385 to it.[1]
The manuscript is currently housed at the British Library (Harley 5613) in London.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Gregory, Caspar René (1908). Die griechischen Handschriften des Neuen Testament. Leipzig: J. C. Hinrichs'sche Buchhandlung. p. 62.
- ^ a b c Aland, Kurt; M. Welte; B. Köster; K. Junack (1994). Kurzgefasste Liste der griechischen Handschriften des Neues Testaments. Berlin, New York: Walter de Gruyter. p. 70. ISBN 3-11-011986-2.
- ^ a b Gregory, Caspar René (1900). Textkritik des Neuen Testaments 1. Leipzig: Hinrichs. p. 269.
- ^ a b Harley 5613 at the British Library
- ^ Aland, Kurt; Aland, Barbara (1995). The Text of the New Testament: An Introduction to the Critical Editions and to the Theory and Practice of Modern Textual Criticism. Erroll F. Rhodes (trans.). Grand Rapids: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company. p. 139. ISBN 978-0-8028-4098-1.
- ^ Nestle-Aland, Novum Testamentum Graece, 26th edition, p. 345; Bruce M. Metzger, A Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament (Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft: Stuttgart 2001), p. 316.
- ^ Scrivener, Frederick Henry Ambrose (1894). A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament 1. London: George Bell & Sons. p. 322.
Further reading[edit]
- J. J. Griesbach, Symbolae criticae ad supplendas et corrigendas variarum N. T. lectionum collectiones (Halle, 1793), pp. 162-164, 191-212.
- F. H. A. Scrivener, An Exact Transcript of the Codex Augiensis (Cambridge and London, 1859), p. 72.
- Cyril E. Wright, Fontes Harleiani: A Study of the Sources of the Harleian Collection of Manuscripts in the British Museum (London: British Museum, 1972), pp. 115, 459.
External links[edit]
- Harley 5613 at the British Library


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VIDEO: Bill would ease guardianship of out-of-state elderly relatives
5:01 PM, Apr. 30, 2013
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VIDEO: Bill would ease guardianship of out-of-state elderly relatives
The American Association of Retired Persons is urging state lawmakers to pass a bill that would make it easier and cheaper for New Yorkers to care for elderly relatives located in another state.
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