2006 Fall - Biola Magazine - ��ݮ��Ƶ

Category: 2006 Fall

Authors

Sloppy Agape
David Alan Black (’75, M.Div. ’80) challenges a common interpretation of Jesus’ famous question: “Peter, do you love me?”
David Black — August 31, 2006
Traditionally, John 21:15-17 has been a rich source of what Bible scholars call “eisegesis” — reading into the text something the text itself does...
Why Do Bad Movies Get Made?
Film professor Michael Gonzales gives an insider’s look at Hollywood corporate culture.
Michael Gonzales — August 31, 2006
I’ve often been asked by students how bad movies get made. Why, for example, does a movie with huge potential — an A-list cast, large budget and...
The Biggest Threat to Religious Liberty
Law professor Michael Koby (’88) argues that a 1990 Supreme Court ruling threatens religious freedom.
Michael Koby — August 31, 2006
Many Christians are concerned about lawsuits that seek to remove Judeo-Christian symbolism from the public sphere, such as Ten Commandments...
Twelve Must-Read Books
Your Back-to-School Reading List Recommended By Biola Professors
Biola Magazine Staff — August 31, 2006
(This is a condensed version of the full-length feature.) Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “A man is known by the books he reads.” People are always...