Can a Woman Lead, and other links

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• Can a Woman Lead Worship? -- “Scripture teaches there is a Christ-exalting beauty, strength, attraction, and joy in fulfilling our unique roles as men and women in the body of Christ.”
• Codex Sinaiticus and the Book of Psalms -- “MS S has been written carelessly, frequently omitting not only words and phrases but also entire lines. As well as omissions, the manuscript contains a great many orthographical mistakes, often corrected.”
• Confronting Modernity -- “The stunning inventions of our time have come with a hidden cost. All this bounty means that we must pay a toll to enter the highway of modernity.”
• Dutch Bible: The Road to the Statenvertaling -- “Our single concern in this article is the history of the Dutch Bible, for in the Statenvertaling of 1637 we have the last great example of the classic Reformation vernacular Bibles, worthy peer of the English Authorised Version.”
• How did Texas get its shape? --“Depending on geographic location, local opinion, and purpose, Texas has been categorized as a part of every region of the U.S. aside from the Northeast.”
• Killed by what they thought would save them -- “The painting shows lifeboat number four, containing women and children, about to be dashed against the side of the ship.”
• Paul’s Use of Psalms: Quotations, Allusions, and Psalm Clusters in Romans and First Corinthians -- “This study focuses on clusters of explicit and subtle references to psalms in Paul’s Letter to the Romans and his First Letter to the Corinthians.”
• Question On Communion Bread -- “First of all, we should know what the word leaven means...leaven doesn’t mean ‘additive’ or ‘additional ingredient.’”
• Revivalism or Fake Revival, Jesus Revolution, and Asbury -- “What do you think is worse? Fake Revival or No Revival? I would say, fake is worse.”
• The Masculinity of Christ in the Face of Effeminate Christianity -- “In my research for this article, I noticed a link between many of these courageous acts. These links were often formed by a statement of necessity—a group of words that captures the commitment of the moment.”
• Therapeutic Totalitarianism Comes For Roald Dahl -- “Nobody asked for this! This absurd violence to beloved works of literature. I was a Gloop-sized fatso when I first read Charlie And The Chocolate Factory, and I don't recall being aggrieved by it.”
• Who Leads Worship? -- “All believers may worship through Christ, but God has appointed biblical leaders to oversee and shepherd the church for the building up of the body.”