Colleague and author dr Reinder Bruinsma recently read and discussed my book Avontuurlijk Wandelen in his weekly blog. I must say I am very honoured by the words he writes.
I think my favourite sentence is:
Books like that of Tom de Bruin will be warmly welcomed by many readers, because of their fresh perspective on the ‘old book’.
I do hope that I can share some fresh perspectives and add to the richness of Biblical studies and theology.
The European Adventist Society of Theology and Religious Studies’s journal is Spes Christiana latest edition contained an article I wrote a couple of years ago. It analyses how reading the Bible online (i.e.. via Twitter) Read more…
The Dutch Adventist Church creates a magazine, Contact, that goes to about 3000 people who are interested in the Bible. As some of these people have been receiving this magazine for quite a few years, the editors wanted Read more…
Fan Studies Journal Transformative Works and Cultures published a special issue on Fan Fiction and ancient scribal cultures. The entire edition is an amazing read, exploring ‘the potential of fan fiction as an interpretative model Read more…
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Ministry, Mission and Ordination | Tom de Bruin · May 27, 2015 at 10:51 am
[…] mirabilis for publications. In the last six months I published my PhD, a theological book on the New Testament, and a number of articles. Yesterday, I just received a copy of my book on ordination that I wrote […]
Ministry, Mission and Ordination [updated] | Tom de Bruin · May 27, 2015 at 10:53 am
[…] mirabilis for publications. In the last six months I published my PhD, a theological book on the New Testament, and a number of articles. Yesterday, I just received a copy of my book on ordination that I wrote […]