Byron, Shelley, and Keats: The Poet a...
The teacher asks, “Who will tell me where you are in the textbook?” A student responds, “We covered the...
posted on: Aug 11, 2011 | author: Mark
Author without Authority: Stephen Cra...
Introduction Stephen Crane would have loved The Matrix. The 1999 film by the Wachowski Brothers hit the Cineplex by...
posted on: Jul 7, 2011 | author: Mark
Something at Work in my Soul: Curiosi...
Humans have a problem. We cannot be trusted. In horror movies, for instance, some sadistic scientist may twist a...
posted on: Feb 24, 2011 | author: Mark
Biographies: The Choices We Make
We choose to read for various reasons. At times, our concerns are political or social or both. In a library we may...
posted on: Jul 3, 2010 | author: Mark
An Essay on Essays
“Let us not be like those people who always seem to be pallbearers at the funeral of the past. Let us utilize, by...
posted on: Jul 3, 2010 | author: Mark
Devils in My Heart: Human Nature thro...
“A fact as practical as potatoes,” Chesterton calls sin, “The only part of Christian theology which can really...
posted on: Jun 18, 2010 | author: Mark
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Dr. Mark Eckel is Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Professor of Old Testament at Crossroads Bible College, Indianapolis, IN. For over twenty five years Mark has served the Christian education community as a high school teacher, college professor, and international speaker. What is "Warp and Woof"
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