Trotter’s “Aryan” piece reminds me that another “arianism” is being talked about over on the other side of the pond. Seems like Archbishop Rowan Williams is not only an expert on Arianism (which he is), but is also contemplating disestablismentarianism! What…
Looking for good preaching? Mark Johnston, whose articles on the Apostles’ Creed have been running here at Ref21 for the past 6 months, preaches at Grove Chapel, Camberwell in London. The church recently signed up with itunes for a weekly podcast.…
Many of you will now be familiar with the local story that’s gone round the world, about the gent who was refused service as ShopRite when he requested a birthday cake with the name of his little boy, Adolf Hitler…
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was in the beginning with God. All things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was…
I’m sure he’d be too modest to promote his own stuff, so here’s a link to Iain D. Campbell’s review of John MacLeod’s excellent book on the religious history of the Isle of Lewis, from whence the present Mrs. T…
I’m sure he’d be too modest to promote his own stuff, so here’s a link to Iain D. Campbell’s review of John MacLeod’s excellent book on the religious history of the Isle of Lewis, from whence the present Mrs. T…
Our friend Martin Downes has alerted me to the following discussion on the atonement, particularly penal substitution and Christus Victor with Mike Ovey and Andrew Sachs here.
I received this comment via my extensive online social network (i.e., the Gnome), apparently responding to my piece of yesterday: “With what does the Christ of MsMiller reach out? A piece of paper and the promise of a few years…
I received this comment via my extensive online social network (i.e., the Gnome), apparently responding to my piece of yesterday: “With what does the Christ of MsMiller reach out? A piece of paper and the promise of a few years…
’Twas the same love that spread the feastThat sweetly drew us in;Else we had still refused to taste,And perished in our sin. Pity the nations, O our God!Constrain the earth to come;Send Thy victorious Word abroad,And bring the strangers home.…
