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"I’ll never forget where I was on September 11, 2001. My wife and I were in our second year of marriage, and we were living in Louisville, Kentucky while I was working on my Ph.D. On the morning of the attacks, I had a seminar later that day, and I was in our apartment when she called me from her work to tell me to turn the television on. I think both buildings had already been struck by the time I tuned in, but I was watching live television as the towers eventually crumbled to the ground. Americans were horrified by what we saw that day. As the flames engulfed…"

"The Bookstore at Southern hosted a panel discussion of Mere Complementarianism with Tom Schreiner, Jim Hamilton, and Andrew Walker. Many thanks to these dear brothers for doing this. You can watch the video below."

"College Football is all in a tizzy right now over LSU football and its head coach Lane Kiffin. The conventional description of the issue goes like this. LSU head coach Lane Kiffin is out of control! He’s trying to open up a pathway for NFL players to play in college. He’s singlehandedly ruining the sport by adding former pros to his team. If that is what you’ve heard, you have unfortunately heard wrong. This kind of inane analysis is all over the place right now, including on the ESPN program “First Take” this morning (see video below). After watching “First Take,” I can hardly believe how much people are blinded…"

"Like everyone, I was grieved to read the news that Dolly Parton died today. She is an American original and has been a ubiquitous presence in our popular culture for about half a century. I suspect her passing will be a bigger event in American life than some might anticipate. She is loved and admired by almost everyone from all sides of the cultural and political divides in our country. That’s really difficult to achieve, but she somehow did it for multiple generations. She was extraordinary. Her songwriting alone could have made ten careers. But on top of that she was the consummate performer, not only as a singer but…"

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