The Eternal, Inextricable Link
One of the questions that came to me asked about the nature of the antithesis and its relationship to evangelicalism. This may initially sound like an abstract, maybe even, impractical,…
Scott Oliphint
Dr. Scott Oliphint is Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary. His latest book is Covenantal Apologetics (Crossway, 2013).
Dripping Like A Leaky Faucet
A question has come from a reader in Austria concerning the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the relationship of that guidance to the Reformed doctrine of Sola Scriptura (1).…
Dripping Like A Leaky Faucet
A question has come from a reader in Austria concerning the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and the relationship of that guidance to the Reformed doctrine of Sola Scriptura (1).…
Transcendental Meditation
No, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (for Derek and more “seasoned” readers). A question recently came to me from a reader concerning what Cornelius Van Til called the transcendental method of…
Transcendental Meditation
No, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (for Derek and more “seasoned” readers). A question recently came to me from a reader concerning what Cornelius Van Til called the transcendental method of…
“Wholly Upon God”
There are a few questions that readers have submitted that seem to belong to the same generic family. Specifically, questions have come that revolve around the doctrine of Scripture and…
“Wholly Upon God”
There are a few questions that readers have submitted that seem to belong to the same generic family. Specifically, questions have come that revolve around the doctrine of Scripture and…
Thought Thinking Itself?: Christianity and Logic
Does A equal A? The answer to this question is, of course, yes, but the broader question is, how should Christians think about logic? Especially when it is Scripturally mandatory…
Thought Thinking Itself?: Christianity and Logic
Does A equal A? The answer to this question is, of course, yes, but the broader question is, how should Christians think about logic? Especially when it is Scripturally mandatory…
From Theodicy to Theophany: Inscrutability and the Problem of Evil
Editors’ Note: This month, Dr. Oliphint begins answering the questions sent to us by reformation21 readers. We want to thank everyone for their questions and we pray the answers from…