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Brief Notice: New Old Paper Uploaded to My Academia Account

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Oct 12, 2019 | Book (& Other) Reviews, Brief Notices, Graduate Papers, Posted (or Sent) Elsewhere, Resources

I just uploaded a paper to my Academia account. Find it...

Will, Sensibility, and Tangents

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Aug 26, 2019 | Book (& Other) Reviews, In The News, Random Commentary, Resources

Below: some preliminary remarks on a terminological issue related to a book in progress. The book: George Will’s The Conservative Sensibility (New York: Hachette Books, 2019). The issue: “This is a republic, not a democracy—let’s keep it that...

Bring on the Green NUKE Deal

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Feb 25, 2019 | Brief Notices, In The News, Random Commentary, Resources

Re Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal: socialist fever dreams that can never be realized solve nothing. We need a Green Nuke Deal: “nuclear power is the only carbon-free technology that has proven capability, and which is demonstrably scalable at a...

Michael Barrett on the KJV: An Excellent and Edifying Presentation

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Jul 4, 2018 | Book (& Other) Reviews, Brief Notices, Resources

Another one for your queue (video or audio): Michael Barrett speaks on the “Tradition, Text, and Translation of the KJV.” Highly...

One Lord, One Faith, One Olive Tree

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Jun 29, 2018 | Book (& Other) Reviews, Brief Notices, Resources

Covenant theology is not “replacement” theology. Its point is that the olive tree that is God’s people, the church, is a single tree, not two trees growing side by side with different promises and different futures (Romans 11). Though I don’t...

Don’t Baptize Another Baby Till You See This

by Pious Eye (David M. Hodges) | Jun 26, 2018 | Brief Notices, Resources

Another worthwhile theology video for your queue: “The Covenant with Abraham…The Case Against Covenantal Infant Baptism.” Though part of a series, it stands well...

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Concerning my provision of Amazon links in posts: Though Amazon’s customer service remains outstanding, the respect for freedom of expression that helped make it an appealing company has begun to break down as it, like other corporations these days, has started using its corporate power to impose a uniform, degenerate, secular system of values on everyone. While refusing to do business with Amazon seems impractical if not impossible today if one doesn’t wish simply to overpay for everything one can’t find at Walmart, which also shows disrespect for some God-given rights, I do respect anyone who wishes to attempt it. If you are such a one, if you prefer not to obtain materials through Amazon, or if you just wish to save money, maybe a library in your area can help.