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    by Published on May 2nd 2012 09:52 AM

    Perissos Resources along with Theologyweb.com are discussing co-hosting a large theology convention in Jacksonville, FL March 1-3, 2013. We want to center the event around 2 formally-formatted 3-hour debates on eschatology (end-time philosophy) and a benefit banquet with a well-known keynote speaker. We're also considering inviting several ministries to speak and raise awareness, hold book/media signings, and have several panel discussions. Some of you know we've done two small TWeb staff conventions in the past (2007, 2009), but we think it's time to do a much bigger event that will almost feel like TWeb, only in person.

    Our primary objective is to bring glory to God and see His kingdom advance. To that end, we want minister ...
    by Published on January 22nd 2012 07:56 PM

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    Honor and Shame, Part I
    What it is and why it's important


    When it comes to understanding how almost 100% of the ancient world and 70% of the present population1 think, and value, and view the world, one of the most integral and core values to start investigating is the concept of honor and shame. Honor and shame are so interwoven into the fabric of most of the world's cultures, including those shown in the Bible, that to stay ignorant of or simply to ignore it would be a fatal detriment to one's understanding of Scripture.

    Honor was so important that Greek historian and philosopher, Xenophon, in his work Hiero made it the sole distinction between humanity and the lower ...
    by Published on November 16th 2011 09:35 AM

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    Google+ is a bit like facebook, but with more control over who gets to see what you post. You can keep different groups of people in different circles so some circles see one thing and others see another. It also has a great video chat feature called "Hangouts" and we will be exploring the use of Hangouts in the near future and may host video chats on weekends in the Theologyweb google+ page (depending on the interest in the idea)

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    Perissos Resources along with Theologyweb.com are discussing co-hosting a large theology convention in Jacksonville, FL March 1-3, 2013. We want to center the event around 2 formally-formatted 3-hour debates on eschatology (end-time philosophy) and a benefit banquet with a well-known keynote speaker. We're also considering inviting several ministries to speak and raise awareness, hold book/media signings, and have several panel discussions. Some of you know we've done two small TWeb staff conventions in the past (2007, 2009), but we think it's time to do a much bigger event that will almost feel like TWeb, only in person.

    Our primary objective is to bring glory to God and see His kingdom advance. To that end, we want minister... read more
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