Have you received the latest Credenda, and read Nancy Wilson’s article on daughters in sports?

Then maybe you can tell me why baseball is inherently masculine, but basketball is not? If a girl can play basketball femininely, then why not baseball? In my judgment, it would be harder to maintain a ladylike appearance and attitude while playing basketball than baseball. And, what is it about softball that allows it to be played in biblically feminine way, but not baseball?

I agree with the principle of her article, that girls should still be godly ladies when they’re playing sports, but I wonder why she makes the judgments she does about some sports (but not boxing or football… those are obvious).

I heard Dr. Kenneth Gentry lecture on postmillennialism last night, at Christ College. I liked it. Too bad it was only an hour, though, because he had way more to cover than an hour would allow, and had to rush through much of it.

I asked him afterwards if he picked up the latest (and last) book in the Let Behind series. He didn’t even know it had been released. I only know because I heard it on the radio Tuesday on my way home from work.