Agnoxious
I wonder if you would know how to answer Bill Maher.Is there a difference between faith and reason?Is it rational to believe in the God of the Bible?How would you defend the rationality of faith in Christ?How would you explain…
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Catholics for Life
I am in no way a Roman Catholic. I am a conscientious Protestant. The differences between evangelical Protestants and Roman Catholics are significant. But one issue upon which many in both camps are united is the protection of the unborn.…
Religulous
Michael Medved has written a helpful review of Bill Maher’s anti-religion flick “Religulous.” Medved writes: Maher scrupulously avoids any honest examination of his own spiritual state or pursuit of happiness. At one point, he interacts with his mother and derisively…
Carl Sagan Vs. The Matrix
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Decalogue
To answer Phil’s question, I am speaking on the Decalogue in the thought of John Owen. A tricky topic, as it can be approached in a number of ways and I have not yet settled in my own mind how…
Decalogue
To answer Phil’s question, I am speaking on the Decalogue in the thought of John Owen. A tricky topic, as it can be approached in a number of ways and I have not yet settled in my own mind how…
Clowney’s Sermon
Phil: I just finished reading Tim’s book. It’s great, as expected. On Crossway’s blog today they posted a link to the PDF of Clowney’s original sermon.
Russia’s Culture of Death
Al Mohler has written a fascinating post on abortion and the continuing decline of Russia. Dr. Mohler writes: Reports out of Russia indicate that the recent military clash with Georgia may have represented something more like desperation than opportunism. Murray…
Naming and Claiming Bad Loans
I found an interesting article over at Time.com that links some of the financial disasters related to the current subprime crisis to the prosperity “gospel”. Readers of this blog know what I think about the dangerous teaching of people like…
The Prodigal God
When I predicted that his book The Reason for God would make the New York Times bestseller list, Tim Keller told me that he was embarrassed for both of us. But as it turned out, I was right (remember, you…