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Rhetoric students recently read and discussed an article by Martin Luther in which he argues that the Christian schools in Germany at his time must teach the biblical languages. At one point in the article, he says this:

What happens to our bodies in the life to come? What does it mean to be resurrected? Paul answers this question with a simple contrast between our current bodies and our resurrection bodies: “It is sown a natural body, it is raised a spiritual body”...

Two weeks ago during convocation, our BCS Greek teachers offered some brief remarks to our students concerning the importance and preciousness of reading the Greek New Testament. What follows is a summary of my remarks:

First-Time Obedience: How do we train our children to this standard?

New Century, Old Problems

In her 1947 essay, “Lost Tools of Learning,” British author, Dorothy Sayers asks the following series of questions. See if any of her observations from nearly eighty years ago seem at all relevant today: