This blog is about having conversations about what I teach. When I teach (at church or college or somewhere else) I am interested to hear how people assess what I've said and I hope we can talk more about it. Life is so busy that often we can't discuss things at the time. This blog is an invitation to come back to me about what I've taught.
My plan is that I'll make at least a short comment about each sermon or lecture. Anyone who was there is free to add a comment, tell me what you didn't get or disagreed with, maybe develop some of the ideas further or ask a question. I'll reply, but I hope other people will join the discussion.
I am not going to put up full notes for anything, because I want interaction from people who are part of my church and college community.
From time to time I'll probably put up some other interesting bits and pieces. Feel free to comment on them as well.
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Diakrino - the Greek word which means to "judge" or "assess". It is used in 1 Corinthians 14:29 where Paul says that when the Christians meet one or two prophets should speak and then "let the others weigh what is said". I always imagine that this would have led to a vigorous and interesting discussion. I hope this blog will be the same.
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Invitation to conversation
When I teach (at church or college or somewhere else) I am interested to hear how people assess what I've said and I hope we can talk more about it. Life is so busy that often we can't discuss things at the time. This blog is an invitation to come back to me about what I've taught.
My plan is that I'll make at least a short comment about each sermon or lecture. Anyone who was there is free to add a comment, tell me what you didn't get or disagreed with; maybe you'd like to take it further or ask a question. I'll reply, but I hope other people will join the discussion.
I am not going to put up full notes for anything, because I want interaction from people who are part of my church and college community.
From time to time I'll probably put up some other interesting bits and pieces. Feel free to comment on them as well.
My plan is that I'll make at least a short comment about each sermon or lecture. Anyone who was there is free to add a comment, tell me what you didn't get or disagreed with; maybe you'd like to take it further or ask a question. I'll reply, but I hope other people will join the discussion.
I am not going to put up full notes for anything, because I want interaction from people who are part of my church and college community.
From time to time I'll probably put up some other interesting bits and pieces. Feel free to comment on them as well.
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About Me
- John McClean
- Winmalee, NSW, Australia
- I teach theology, ethics and Christian thought at the Presbyterian Theological Centre in Sydney, and I preach at Springwood Presbyterian Church.
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