I like the way Adi, an Indonesian Christian blogger, writes... neat, insightful, limited jargons and oozing with a biblical worldview :)
The sort of blogger I would love to emulate...
Someone said: "Brevity is the soul of wit".
It is also sign that the author understands what he's saying. It's hard to read an article riddled with undefined terms, long-winded and confusing to readers. (I'm guilty of that too!)
Here is a gem Adi wrote:
That's evangelicalism at its best. Read on
Check out also his transcripts of Billy Kristanto's recent discussion on literature (a coworker of Stephen Tong) here and here
The sort of blogger I would love to emulate...
Someone said: "Brevity is the soul of wit".
It is also sign that the author understands what he's saying. It's hard to read an article riddled with undefined terms, long-winded and confusing to readers. (I'm guilty of that too!)
Here is a gem Adi wrote:
The fact that we do not regard our faith as total truth--and so we lock our faith in a private compartment of our lives--runs contrary to the Scriptures. For if God is the Lord of all creation, then all creation--every single area of life--must bow to His Word. Furthermore, the Bible does not talk about the redemption of souls only, but also the whole creation. We, the redeemed people, are God's agents to bring redemption unto this world. If we truly believe that the Word of God shines upon every aspect of our lives, then, we should have a Christian philosophy of everything, yes, everything under the sun.
That's evangelicalism at its best. Read on
Check out also his transcripts of Billy Kristanto's recent discussion on literature (a coworker of Stephen Tong) here and here
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