So what is Rod Dreher’s problem?
Rod Dreher has a typically pungent piece on the matters that have apparently caused much hilarity and Scotch drinking in Moscow, Idaho. I wonder what Rod's particular problem is? Is…
Carl Trueman
Either/or?
Over at his blog, Douglas Wilson has an interesting post on why Christian women are prettier. I was particularly struck by this paragraph: "Unbelieving women either compete for the…
Three quick questions for “thick” — as opposed to “thin” — complementarians
Can Christians vote for Carly Fiorina for President? If so, aren't the questions of whether women should lift weights in the gym or how they should give traffic directions to…
Predictable, all too predictable.
The return of Tullian Tchividjian to a ministry role is scarcely surprising, though the speed would no doubt make even Jimmy Swaggart green with envy. It is the logical outcome…
Predictable, all too predictable.
The return of Tullian Tchividjian to a ministry role is scarcely surprising, though the speed would no doubt make even Jimmy Swaggart green with envy. It is the logical outcome…
Five Easy Pieces
A number of good new books have landed on my desk over the last few weeks. John Macleod, Scottish Theology in relation to Church History. These are lectures given…
Accidental Feminist or Vlad the Impaler?
Perhaps six days is a little short for an accidental feminist retrospective, but, given the feedback Aimee and I have received for our two posts on John Piper, the time…
An Accidental Feminist?
Yesterday my fellow Spinblogger, Aimee Byrd, offered a penetrating and welcome critique of the advice given by John Piper to an inquiry about whether it was legitimate for women to…
When the ‘P’ word is apparently not ‘Presbyterianism’
Karl Marx commented that history repeats itself the first time as tragedy, the second as farce. When it comes to ministerial falls, sadly the tradition today is to go straight…
Cecil the Lion
There is a moment towards the end of the film, Calvary, where the priest – a good, innocent priest — is kneeling on the beach with a parishioner (a victim…