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Url:http://mpjensen.blogspot.com
Author(s):Michael Jensen
Language:English
Tags:theology, politics, ethics
Description:it's another theology blog!
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Popularity:78 Followers

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Let the thing be what it is
Two questions to ask pastors:1) Why is it that in wedding sermons these days almost no mention is made of marriage and that the wedding sermon is a naked attempt to sneak in an evangelistic talk to...more
2009-12-20
Lifted by Sam Allberry
A new book has just been published by IVP in the UK on a subject that will immediately interest any Christian. It’s on the resurrection. It’s called Lifted, and it’s written by Sam Allberry, whom I...more
2009-12-17
Psalm 119:89-96 audio
Psalm 119:89-96
2009-12-13
Psalm 119:9-16 audio
Psalm 119:9-16
2009-12-13
5. Psalm 119:9-16
5. The beginning of an affair: learning to love the Bible Can the words of this Psalm become our words? Can we see where he is coming from? We live in very different circumstances to this Psalmist ...more
2009-12-10
Thirty Nine Articles - new pieces
I have been blogging vigorously on the Thirty-Nine Articles - which explains some of the extended silences here.Article 24 Article 25Article 26Article 27
2009-12-10
4. Psalm 119:9-16
4. The Word in heart bursts out through delighted lips vs 13-16So, in the second half of our passage today we see that the Psalmist can’t contain himself – his heart, filled with the word of God ov...more
2009-12-09
New Moore site!
Hey, I shoulda said so a week or so back -but Moore College has an exciting new very Newtowny website.One of the absolute highlights is the 'featured resources' section - in which you can access mp...more
2009-12-09
3. Psalm 119:9-16
3. The Word in the Heart has power to keep us walking in God’s way (vs 9-12)And though he doesn’t make any mention of those events here in Psalm 119, that’s the background – that’s the God whose wo...more
2009-12-08
2. Psalm 119:9-16
2. This guy really loves the word of GodFor the guy who wrote Psalm 119, there is no question about what really cooks his breakfast: it is the word of God. It isn’t just that he likes it: he is fas...more
2009-12-07

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Michael JensenJan 31

pleased to hear it!
 

Justin MoffattJan 2

Mike -- Clifford is a good man.
 

Facebook UserJan 2

Hi Michael -- we haven't met, but I'm a colleague of our mutual friend Justin who is soon to return to you and Sydney. Saw your blog (and book), and thought I come aboard for the thoughts you share. Thanks and keep 'em coming. Clifford Swartz in NYC.
 

Hannah M. MecaskeyNov 24, 2008

I just found your blog... am reading Ricouer's Oneself as Another in conjunction with Heidegger's Being and Time to deal with the need for gender tension in the dialog of self, which Heidegger neglects along with much favorable regard for the social world. You blog on the 28th of March explaining ipse and idem was quite helpful!
 

Michael JensenAug 28, 2008

Well now: what a good question. I think I will blog on, though it will be different. I think a student has a lot more liberty than a person who is working for a confessional institution. Much of my blogging has been thinking aloud... but as a lecturer at Moore College I in some way represent them, and so I think an element of caution is in order. Also, I am am interested in using blogging as an educational tool - so, it may be that we see class-related posts. We'll see what works.
 

Sam AllberryAug 25, 2008

Never one to let an empty wall go unposted-on. Thanks for the blog, Michael. Will you continue blogginafter you've returned to Oz, or was it just a DPhil thing?
 
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