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Comment on Why I Don’t Use Birth Control – Psalm 127 by K. Peper

K. Peper — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:23:14 +0000

Brian,

I’m so glad to see that you’re blogging again! I can’t wait to read what you write…

Thanks for your encouragement and example (here and in real life)! I think I need to learn from your example in the area of using time wisely…

I can’t wait to see what blessings the Lord will give you and your lovely wife

~ K. Peper ~

Comment on I’m starting to blog again by Rach

Rach — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 03:31:16 +0000

Three cheers for B. Duncan! (And you think I take a long time to write… )

Comment on The Armor of God by Brian Duncan

Brian Duncan — Fri, 27 May 2011 17:14:04 +0000

Hey Paul,

Thanks for reading and commenting to let me know you are.

Nothing scared me away, I still blog smi regularly. This site used to be a blog about everything from theology to tech news to web design tutorials. Just recently I redesigned this site and stripped it of everything except theology and philosophy. I am going to use it to write about my thoughts on life, christianity, God, the church, and anything else relatively pholosophical in nature.

I moved all the tech stuff over to another blog that is all about tech. You can always check that out at http://authortechhelp.com/

Of course, the real good stuff will be posted here. It’s to have another reader. Inspires me to write some more soon.

Comment on The Armor of God by paul dare

paul dare — Fri, 27 May 2011 16:45:33 +0000

Good stuff, Brian! Old post though, did something on the internet scare you away from blogging more often? it’s OK, brother. Come back to the fold. The water is nice and the people are always….well….you know.

I wrote a bit about the Armor a few weeks ago. We actually studied this passage in adult SS at PBC on the 15th.

http://allthyngs.wordpress.com/2011/05/17/the-battle-belongs-to-the-lord/

Also, I was surprised to see no one had already thought about and written something like a “Full armor of man” so I put this together for a good illustration in contrasts:

http://allthyngs.wordpress.com/2011/05/12/the-full-armor-of-man/

Grace to you brother! Thanks for coming out this week and hanging out!

Comment on Will The Theologians Please Sit Down by Brian Duncan

Brian Duncan — Wed, 11 May 2011 15:19:49 +0000

I agree. It definitely made a lot of good points. It just annoyed me a little that he fell victim to his own criticism. Logically, it didn’t make sense.

Have you read WIll the Real Heretics Please Stand Up? That book was great. Really detailed a number of faults we have developed as a church.

Comment on Will The Theologians Please Sit Down by Tom Huntford

Tom Huntford — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 00:13:11 +0000

I found Will the Theologians Please Sit Down to be one of the best works I have read. Gives a brief but accurate assessment of how we ended up where we are, with “Christendom” so widely entrenched in unscriptural beliefs and every-day practices.

Comment on Will The Real Heretic Please Stand Up by Brian Duncan

Brian Duncan — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 22:32:07 +0000

Well, that’s very interesting. I’m glad you found your way to blog and I hope you keep reading. I have just begun my blogging experience and will be posting more about my thoughts.

That is somewhat surprising that he would rather join a church to have control than to teach one to learn to be in control. I believe he joined an Anabaptist group, yes? Which in itself is not truly from an apostolic line but is merely like the apostolic churches.

I agree with you that such is an approach is wrong. However there should be definite authority in a church, but this authority must come about through consistent proof of wise and godly living over time. This is giving me some thoughts for my next post.

It was nice to hear from you and I would love to talk with you more. I took a look around your site and was intrigued. I will have to give it a more through exploration and I hope you don’t mind if I link to it.

Cheers,
Brian