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I occasionally get queries from readers who want to know about my own research and publications. So I’ve just created this new page with details about my recent and forthcoming publications.
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Once Loved Always Loved: Chapter Two12 hours ago
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a Road, a Fox, and a Song4 months ago
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My First “All Nighter”4 years ago
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Time To Go5 years ago
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The Beatitudes in Paraphrase5 years ago
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The Deception of Sensual Pleasure5 years ago
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John Ruskin: Fit the Third and Last5 years ago
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Hymn of the day6 years ago
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Lalalala6 years ago
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The Imposter Syndrome6 years ago
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The Armour of God7 years ago
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Feast of the Baptism of Jesus7 years ago
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2017 NTPA Call for Papers7 years ago
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Homegoing7 years ago
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A Sermon: What’s in the Name?12 years ago
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I'm very impressed that you can be so productive while keeping this blog so up to date. I keep falling behind.
BTW, I would never have guessed that's what you look like, Ben.
What did you THINK he looked like?
btw, is the state of one's blog similar to the state of one's office or desk?
In which case, I expect you are a very organised person Ben!
Ben,
Glad you finally found a place for that Bultmann article. Good stuff.
MJ: "Is the state of one's blog similar to the state of one's office or desk?"
Well, there's one similarity: my blog and my office both have piles of books everywhere. But, unlike this blog, my office occasionally seems threatened by a return to the primeval chaos that existed before God made heaven and earth....
Is that all?
I don't know what I thought Ben looked like, but I know I was surprised.
My blog is far neater than my office/desk.
I think there is an inverse proportionality to the state of my blog compared to the state of my desk. But I also think you need to build you blog on mySpace to achieve any sort of messiness parity with my office! I know's me some ugly mySpace.
Great to see your Biblio Ben.
Ben,
You look so young to be a post doctorate and with such production.
I´m glad to find the blogs media to find you. Someday, maybe I could talk with you about the distance we have in our context. I´m very surprised (as christian, but also as a mexican sociologist).
Blessings.
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