摘自基督新報
http://www.gospelpost.com.tw/news/min_459.htm
踏入五月，為準備5月15日的全球禱告日，全球的禱告氣氛都火熱起來，在全台將會有不同的禱告聚會。
踏入五月，為準備5月15日的全球禱告日，全球的禱告氣氛都火熱起來，台灣也不例外。從5 月6日至15日，在各地舉行十天晝夜禱告，包括台北大衛會幕禱告中心【開放時間：5/6 07:00-5/15 07:00 (24小時)】、西門町禱告塔【開放時間：5/8 5:00-5/14 22:00 (24小時)】、台北靈糧堂24小時禱告中心【開放時間：5/6 -5/15 (24小時)】、高雄後勁教會【開放時間：5/6-5/8 (24小時)】等等。
除了十天晝夜禱告外，在台北還有5/11的長青/年長禱告會、5/12的牧者通宵禱告會、5/13的親子堂禱告會和5/14青年通宵禱告會。
在5/15全球禱告日，亦是聖靈降臨節，將會是基督徒第一次走到總統府前、凱達格蘭大道上禱告，其他地方包括台中篤行國小、嘉義市立體育館、高雄新光碼頭、花蓮馬太鞍教會和澎湖教會，都會有禱告的聚會。
全球禱告日由「國際禱告協會」（International Prayer Council）統籌，異象來自《使徒行傳》，致力動員各國中數百萬計的基督徒，「在同一日同聲祈求神國賜福列國，然後在基督?聯合成一個身體，進一步成?神應?禱告的器皿」。
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美國「純全音樂」2004.8月來台 研習會信息分享 - 資料取自好消息雜誌2004.9月
你是否希望建立敬拜的生活，卻不知從何開始？或一直以為「吟唱」詩歌就算「敬拜」呢？事實上，在聖經中許多屬靈偉人透過敬拜與神相遇，也透過敬拜得到啟示及幫助，助他們渡過難關。
美國「Integrity純全音樂」八月份來台舉辦「敬拜事奉進深研習會」，分享如何「建立合乎聖經的敬拜」的原則，期許透過正確的教導，使神的百姓真正經歷敬拜所帶來的能力與釋放。
聖經的原則 首先要知道的是：神創造我們來敬拜祂，如果求神教導我們如何敬拜，祂必指引。詩篇一百篇4至5節：「當稱謝進入他的門；當讚美進入他的院。當感謝他，稱頌他的名！ 因為耶和華本為善。他的慈愛存到永遠；他的信實直到萬代。」神的兒女被創造來讚美神，也被命令來讚美祂。要進入神的同在別無它法，惟一的選擇─照祂的方式作。
「純全傳播」總裁暨執行長麥考門(Michael Coleman)說：「上帝已經在聖經中界定了敬拜的模式，我們理當效法聖經模式，即「感恩─讚美─敬拜」，以祂自己的話來向祂說話
美國「Integrity純全音樂」八月份來台舉辦「敬拜事奉進深研習會」，分享如何「建立合乎聖經的敬拜」的原則，期許透過正確的教導，使神的百姓真正經歷敬拜所帶來的能力與釋放。
聖經的原則 首先要知道的是：神創造我們來敬拜祂，如果求神教導我們如何敬拜，祂必指引。詩篇一百篇4至5節：「當稱謝進入他的門；當讚美進入他的院。當感謝他，稱頌他的名！ 因為耶和華本為善。他的慈愛存到永遠；他的信實直到萬代。」神的兒女被創造來讚美神，也被命令來讚美祂。要進入神的同在別無它法，惟一的選擇─照祂的方式作。
「純全傳播」總裁暨執行長麥考門(Michael Coleman)說：「上帝已經在聖經中界定了敬拜的模式，我們理當效法聖經模式，即「感恩─讚美─敬拜」，以祂自己的話來向祂說話
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Airing May 2-6, 2005
In this new series, Dr. R.C. Sproul examines the apostle John?s record of the eight unique "I AM" sayings of Jesus, all of which are powerful expressions of His saving relationship to His people.
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131 Christians Everyone Should Know
http://www.christianitytoday.com/history/features/131christians.html
Five-time exile for fighting "orthodoxy"
Augustine of Hippo
Architect of the Middle Ages
John of Damascus
Image-conscious Arab
Anselm
Reluctant bishop with a remarkable mind
Thomas Aquinas
The brilliant "dumb ox"
Martin Luther
Passionate reformer
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Father of the Reformed faith
Jacob Arminius
Irenic anti-Calvinist
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Defender of the "true philosophy"
Clement of Alexandria
Theologian for the intelligentsia
Gregory Thaumaturgus
"The Wonder Worker"
Antony of Padua
"The hammer of heretics"
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Father of American revivalism
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Revivalist with a common touch
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Salty evangelist
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Early church's greatest preacher
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Moderate in an age of extremes
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Reformed slave trader
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Father of dispensationalism
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Finest nineteenth-century preacher
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Liberalism's popularizer
Dutch painter of the soul
Johann Sebastian Bach
"The Fifth Evangelist"
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John Bunyan
Pilgrim who made progress in prison
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Russian novelist of spiritual depth
George MacDonald
Fabled Victorian writer
G.K. Chesterton
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Mystery writer and apologist
C.S. Lewis
Scholar, author, and apologist
Worldly creator of divine verse
Geoffrey Chaucer
Medieval England's greatest storyteller
John Donne
Poet of God's love
George Herbert
England's greatest religious poet
John Milton
Puritan author of Paradise Lost
Anne Bradstreet
America's first poet
Isaac Watts
Father of English hymnody
Charles Wesley
Greatest hymn writer of all time
Fanny Crosby
Prolific and blind hymn writer
T.S. Eliot
Modernist poet
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John Knox
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John Smyth
The "Se-Baptist"
George Fox
First Friend
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Joan of Arc
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Ulrich Zwingli
Militant Swiss reformer
Ignatius of Loyola
Founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits)
Phoebe Palmer
Mother of the holiness movement
S?ren Kierkegaard
Christian existentialist
Irish missionary to Europe
Cyril and Methodius
Apostles to the Slavs
Francis Xavier
First missionary to Japan
Matthew Ricci
Controversial evangelist to China
John Eliot
Apostle to Native Americans
William Carey
Father of modern Protestant missions
David Livingstone
Missionary-explorer of Africa
Hudson Taylor
Faith missionary to China
Greatest Desert Father
Hildegard of Bingen
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Thomas ? Kempis
Author of the most popular devotional classic
Teresa of Avila
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John of the Cross
Spanish mystic of the soul's dark night
Brother Lawrence
Practitioner of God's presence
William Law
Champion of the serious, devout, and holy life
Andrew Murray
Leading student in Christ's school of prayer
Oswald Chambers
Preacher who gave his utmost
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William Wilberforce
Antislavery politician
Elizabeth Fry
Prison reformer
Sojourner Truth
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Lord Shaftesbury (Antony Ashley Cooper)
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Harriet Tubman
The "Moses" of her people
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William Booth
First General of the Salvation Army
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Gregory the Great
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Henry VIII
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Eusebius of Caesarea
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The Venerable Bede
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William Tyndale
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John Huss
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Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer
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Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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Anselm
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Thomas Aquinas
The brilliant "dumb ox"
Martin Luther
Passionate reformer
John Calvin
Father of the Reformed faith
Jacob Arminius
Irenic anti-Calvinist
Jonathan Edwards
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Karl Barth
Courageous theologian
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Clement of Alexandria
Theologian for the intelligentsia
Gregory Thaumaturgus
"The Wonder Worker"
Antony of Padua
"The hammer of heretics"
Blaise Pascal
Scientific and spiritual prodigy
George Whitefield
Sensational evangelist of Britain and America
Charles Finney
Father of American revivalism
Dwight L. Moody
Revivalist with a common touch
Billy Sunday
Salty evangelist
Billy Graham
Evangelist to millions
Pastors and Preachers
Ambrose of MilanMost talented bishop of the early church
John Chrysostom
Early church's greatest preacher
Richard Baxter
Moderate in an age of extremes
John Newton
Reformed slave trader
Charles Simeon
Evangelical mentor and model
Lyman Beecher
Revivalist who moved with the times
Thomas Chalmers
Unrelenting advocate for the poor
John Nelson Darby
Father of dispensationalism
Charles Spurgeon
Finest nineteenth-century preacher
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Liberalism's popularizer
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Rembrandt Harmensz Van RijnDutch painter of the soul
Johann Sebastian Bach
"The Fifth Evangelist"
George Frideric Handel
Composer of Messiah
John Bunyan
Pilgrim who made progress in prison
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Russian novelist of spiritual depth
George MacDonald
Fabled Victorian writer
G.K. Chesterton
"Enormous" essayist, poet, writer
Dorothy Sayers
Mystery writer and apologist
C.S. Lewis
Scholar, author, and apologist
Poets
Dante AlighieriWorldly creator of divine verse
Geoffrey Chaucer
Medieval England's greatest storyteller
John Donne
Poet of God's love
George Herbert
England's greatest religious poet
John Milton
Puritan author of Paradise Lost
Anne Bradstreet
America's first poet
Isaac Watts
Father of English hymnody
Charles Wesley
Greatest hymn writer of all time
Fanny Crosby
Prolific and blind hymn writer
T.S. Eliot
Modernist poet
Denominational Founders
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John Knox
Presbyterian with a sword
John Smyth
The "Se-Baptist"
George Fox
First Friend
Nikolaus von Zinzendorf
Christ-centered Moravian "brother"
John Wesley
Methodical pietist
Francis Asbury
Methodist on horseback
Richard Allen
Father of the American Methodist Episcopal Church
William Miller
Mistaken founder of Adventism
Alexander Campbell
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Movers and Shakers
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Bernard of Clairvaux
Medieval reformer and mystic
Dominic
Founder of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans)
Francis of Assisi
Mystical founder of the Franciscans
John Wycliffe
Medieval "protestant"
Joan of Arc
Teenage war hero with visions
Ulrich Zwingli
Militant Swiss reformer
Ignatius of Loyola
Founder of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits)
Phoebe Palmer
Mother of the holiness movement
S?ren Kierkegaard
Christian existentialist
Missionaries
ColumbanusIrish missionary to Europe
Cyril and Methodius
Apostles to the Slavs
Francis Xavier
First missionary to Japan
Matthew Ricci
Controversial evangelist to China
John Eliot
Apostle to Native Americans
William Carey
Father of modern Protestant missions
David Livingstone
Missionary-explorer of Africa
Hudson Taylor
Faith missionary to China
Inner Travelers
Antony of EgyptGreatest Desert Father
Hildegard of Bingen
Benedictine abbess, visionary, and writer
Catherine of Siena
Mystic and political activist
Thomas ? Kempis
Author of the most popular devotional classic
Teresa of Avila
Carmelite mystic and feisty administrator
John of the Cross
Spanish mystic of the soul's dark night
Brother Lawrence
Practitioner of God's presence
William Law
Champion of the serious, devout, and holy life
Andrew Murray
Leading student in Christ's school of prayer
Oswald Chambers
Preacher who gave his utmost
Activists
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William Wilberforce
Antislavery politician
Elizabeth Fry
Prison reformer
Sojourner Truth
Abolitionist and women's rights advocate
Lord Shaftesbury (Antony Ashley Cooper)
Godly English statesman
William Gladstone
Prime Minister of impeccable morals
Harriet Tubman
The "Moses" of her people
Catherine Booth
Compelling preacher and co-founder of the Salvation Army
William Booth
First General of the Salvation Army
Walter Rauschenbusch
Champion of the social gospel
Rulers
ConstantineFirst Christian emperor
Theodosius I
Emperor who made Christianity "the" Roman religion
Justinian I and Theodora I
Greatest Byzantine rulers
Leo I
Pope and international diplomat
Gregory the Great
"Servant of the Servants of God"
Charlemagne
Christian ruler of a "holy" empire
Innocent III
Warring "Vicar of Christ"
Louis IX
Saintly king of France
Henry VIII
Defender of the faith
Scholars and Scientists
OrigenBiblical scholar and philosopher
Eusebius of Caesarea
Father—and maker—of church history
Jerome
Bible translator whose version lasted a millennium
The Venerable Bede
Father of English history
Erasmus
Pious humanist who sparked the Reformation
Nicholas Copernicus
Revolutionary astronomer
William Tyndale
Translator of the first English New Testament
John Foxe
Martyrologist
Francis Bacon
Philosopher of science
Galileo Galilei
Misjudged astronomer
Martyrs
Ignatius of AntiochEarliest post-New Testament martyr
Polycarp
Aged bishop of Smyrna
Perpetua
High society believer
Boniface
Apostle to Germany
Thomas Becket
Murdered archbishop of Canterbury
John Huss
Pre-Reformation reformer
Thomas Cranmer
Genius behind Anglicanism
Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer
English reformers who died together
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
German theologian and resister
再思解經錯謬的危險性
再思解經錯謬的危險性
卡森（Dr. D. A. Carson）
余德林、郭秀娟 譯
如果再思解經錯謬的課題有其重要性，那麼，它的危險性也不容忽視。
首要的危險就是：持續的否定論將危及靈命。當一個人以發現錯謬作為他的終身職志時，他正向毀滅邁進。他第一個會喪失的美德就是：感恩的心；感謝神所賜 予的美善事物，甚至相信在邪惡的事上仍有神的美旨和保守。第二個會喪失的美德則是謙遜；作為一個批評者，因為深深了解錯誤與乖謬的事（特別是別人的），難 免心生驕傲。驕傲並非基督徒的美德，但持續的否定主義助長驕傲。我並不認為神學生（更不用說神學院的講師了）能在此危險上免疫。
另一方面，對那些已經不太有把握，或自認傳揚神全備聖旨既已重擔壓肩的人，類似的研究可能會使他們陷於更大的挫折裡，甚至使之絕望。稍微敏感的學生也 許會問：「假如解經存在著那麼多陷阱，我怎麼可能有把握自己對聖經的解釋是正確的？我如何才能防止自己不教導錯誤？如何才能避免將基督不曾教導的謬理強加 在祂的子民身上？或避免不刪除重要真理的危險？因著我的無知和解經疏漏，將帶給他人多少傷害呢？」
對這些學生，我只能回應說：假如你不勇敢邁出第一步，從事目前所論的研究，其所產生的錯謬會比你遇到解經難題時才改善你的解經技術，犯下更多的錯誤。 這其中最大的差異在於：進行研究將使你察覺長期以來所犯的錯誤。假如你真心關心你的事奉品質，而不光是為了自己心理上的安全感，選擇逃避並非良策。無知也 許帶給人喜悅，但無知卻不是美德。
進行批判性研究最基本的危險，在於它所形成的「離距」(distanciation)。但「離距」是批判性工作中的必要成分。「離距」叫人難熬，有時甚至要為此付出相當大的代價。
我們可以從思想基督教神學院的一個實例，一瞥和「離距」有關的問題。
天恩在高中時代成為基督徒，上大學後攻讀電腦；同時，他在教會竭力事奉，並在學生小組事奉上滿有果效。他常常禱告，心裡火熱，除了偶爾的靈?飢渴外， 他常在讀經時感覺神親自向他說話，雖然聖經有許多地方他不是很明白。他幾乎已決定成為全職事奉者，當地教會十分肯定他的恩賜與呼召，他在深切感到不足的情 況下，毅然踏上神學院的裝備之路。
六個月之後，月換星移。天恩每天耗費多時背誦希臘文的時態變化，以及保羅第二次旅行佈道的行程細節，也開始學習寫解經報告；但等到他完成詞彙研究、句 型結構，以及各種綜覽和評析之後，神活潑的話語已不如往昔。為此他深受困擾，他感到禱告和作見證要比進神學院之前困難多了。他覺得非常納悶：他並不認為神 學院的老師有什麼錯，他們個個都相當虔誠，又有學問，且是成熟的信徒。
隨著時光飛逝，天恩面臨如下的抉擇：他可以選擇退縮到敬虔主義的角落，對索然無味的學識加以否定；或者，他可以選擇捲進學術漩渦而失去真正的敬拜、見 證，以及對聖經的默想；尤有甚者，他可以苟延殘喘，期待畢業那日得到解脫，好讓自己回到真實的世界。除了上述的選擇，天恩有沒有更好的路可走？難道這些都 是神學生必經之路？
對上述這些問題，我會直截了當地說：「是的！」上述的體驗對真正想要解經的人是必須的：這些都是「離距」感造成的。然而，理解「離距」的過程，卻能幫 助我們更加明白如何作出明智的回應。當我們嘗試用批判的方式去理解聖經的內容（或是某人的思想）──選擇據之以理，而不採取武斷的模式，找出作者本意── 我們就有必要先掌握作者和我們之間在經文上認知的距離。惟有這樣，我們才有可能將我們對聖經的了解，與聖經本要我們了解的意思融合起來──惟有如此，我們 的思想才會受聖經的思想所塑造，好使我們真正明白聖經的意思。在融合之前，未能保持健康的離距，就沒有所謂真正的融合可言：許多解經者所犯的毛病就是規避 「離距」，自以為明白聖經，其實大部分時候，他是將自己主觀的想法強加進經文裡。
所以當神學院教導你運用批判性思考，你勢必會面臨困擾（卻是對你有益）的「離距」。一所較差的學院不會有太多類似的困擾：因為校方只鼓勵學生乖乖學習，而不鼓勵審核學習內容。
經歷「離距」是很辛苦的，且要付上許多代價。但我必須再次強調，「離距」本身不是目的，「離距」的最終目標，在融合不同的見解。倘若解經的工作是隨著 「離距」感而得到滋養，這樣的「離距」並非破壞性的。事實上，「離距」使基督徒的生命、信仰和思想更為健全壯碩，更具屬靈的警覺性、識別力，且更合乎聖 經，使人更具批判力。雖然在經歷「離距」的過程中隱含著危險：對於努力整合基督徒生命和委身間關係的人，本書中的討論會為你帶來豐碩的收穫；反之，放棄整 合的努力，將可能導致你的信仰瓦解。
（本文擇自校園書房出版社《再思解經錯謬》）新約神學大師 卡森 五月來台！
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