Abortion Question
LTI posts this great question to ask all the “pro-choice” presidential candidates(Next Democrat Debate [SK]).
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Singapore Youth for Christ
I am leaving Monday for a ten-day trip to the Far East. The main purpose of the trip is to speak at the annual Bible conference of Singapore Youth for Christ (SYFC), an effective evangelical ministry for training disciples to…
On Reading Non-Christian Authors
As the son of an English professor and a firm believer in common grace, I would be the last person to say that Christians should not read non-Christian literature. I do believe, however, that Christian parents should exercise cautious oversight…
In Defense of Criticizing Pullman
To my surprise, a number of readers have written to challenge my critique of Philip Pullman’s theology. I say “to my surprise” because in recent years I have read a number of articles by or interviews with Philip Pullman in…
Misquoting Truth
When Bart’s Ehrman’s Misquoting Jesus hit the shelves, the media went nuts. There were NPR interviews, appearances on John Stewart’s The Daily Show and the Diane Rehm Show, plus praise from the Washington Post and The Dallas Morning News. The…
Vote for Lewis
Tony, thanks for yours. That there “Trueman” bloke has lost his marbles. After all, Lewis is English, right? Well, I know he was born in Belfast and that means he’s got Irish in him somewhere, but he’s English through and…
Hmmm
If intention is the key to Pullman’s error, then I guess we should also discourage Christians from reading Milton’s polemically anti-Trinitarian, anti-orthodox Paradise Lost. And Pascal’s anti-Protestant Pensees. And Gibbon’s anti-Christian Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. And…
Hmmm
If intention is the key to Pullman’s error, then I guess we should also discourage Christians from reading Milton’s polemically anti-Trinitarian, anti-orthodox Paradise Lost.And Pascal’s anti-Protestant Pensees. And Gibbon’s anti-Christian Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. And Swift’s…
Hmmm
If intention is the key to Pullman’s error, then I guess we should also discourage Christians from reading Milton’s polemically anti-Trinitarian, anti-orthodox Paradise Lost.And Pascal’s anti-Protestant Pensees. And Gibbon’s anti-Christian Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. And Swift’s…
Lewis and Analogy
I have to weigh in on Phil’s side regarding Narnia. It certainly is true that C.S. Lewis had some doctrinal problems (I find this is a fairly common thing when a very accomplished person comes to faith later in life). …