Sep 15 2008

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Hey everyone…  The last couple weeks have been insanely busy for COAS.  The one downside of having a blog staffed exclusively of people with the same schedule is that when one of us is busy, we are all busy.  The new semester has officially commenced and we are swamped.  Once our schedule irons out and we get a handle on the workload, you can expect business as normal.  To wet your appetite, here are a few things you can look forward to in the coming weeks….

  • Guest author Matt Blazer will be writing a review of the God on Trial Debate last week.  Matt had the massive opportunity to hang out and share a few drinks with Christopher Hitchens and Dinesh D’Souza after the debate.
  • I am (still) working on the next iteration in the series “Towards a Biblical Masculinity,” and should have it in shortly.
  • We will be starting a new series called “Profile of a Christian Artist,” where we will have the opportunity to interview various artists about their craft, their faith, and how each of these interact in such a culturally rich profession.  This will include musicians, painters, and everything in between.
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