It’s finished! That means at least two things: this blog will be up and running once again and, if you so desire, you can read the dissertation here (PDF).
The Dissertation
August 30, 2011 by Steve Harris
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A graduate student in theology, this blog simply details the meandering traces of my pilgrimage in attempted faithfulness of thought.Places of Wonder
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“For if someone experiences love towards the Word, and if he enjoys hearing, speaking, thinking, lecturing, and writing about Christ, he should know that this is not a work of human will or reason but a gift of the Holy Spirit.”
– Martin Luther
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Looks good from the opening paragraphs. Can’t wait to read it.
Thank you kindly. Let me know if you have any thoughts or questions.
Congrats Steve! Looking forward to reading your blog in the future.
Thanks Shep. You’re all done yours as well eh? Continuing on this fall?
Yes, I finished last week. Still continuing on… going to start reading more Torrance soon in preparation. Your dissertation looks great by the way! Might post mine online after awhile. Wish we could still get all the MTh guys together at a pub and celebrate being finished.
Nice! Enjoy. It would be great to get the four of us together again. Maybe some time, though could be a bit hard to coordinate now.