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"As the eye seeks the light, as our body craves for food, so our mind is impressed with the natural desire of knowing the truth of God and the causes of what we observe." - Origen
Blogs I Like
Links I Like
- Academic Blogs - History
- Ancient Synagogue Literary Library
- Answers in Genesis - Ken Ham
- Catalogue of New Testament Papyri & Codices 2nd-10th Centuries
- Christian Apologetics - Gary Habermas
- Evangelical Philosophy Society
- From Jesus to Christ - PBS
- History Guide
- Institute for Creation Research
- Internet History Sourcebooks Project
- Jesus of Nazareth in Early Christian Gospels
- Palestine in the Time of Jesus
- Parallel Synoptic Table
- Reasonable Faith - William Lane Craig
- Reasons to Believe - Hugh Ross
- Resources for Biblical Studies
- Talk Origins
- The Capernaum Synagogue
- The Case Against Q
- The Christian Catacombs of Rome
- The Development of the Canon of the New Testament
- The Encyclopedia of New Testament Textual Criticism
- The Jesus Seminar Forum
- The Puritan Library
- The Synoptic Problem
- Theology Today
- Veritas
1 comment:
Actually, I'd say we need to cut school funding, not increase it. I am in favor of education, however most of our school spend their money on stupid things that they don't really need. If we pump more money into schools, its not going to go back into teacher, or students. It will most likely go to school-politicians.
Here's a good example:
http://www.phdcomics.com/comics/archive.php?comicid=1086
Yes, cutting funding would hurt students and teachers, but it would also force school systems to re-evaluate how they spend their money. I also believe we should mandate caps in school-management salaries.
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