A Category Mistake?
In criticizing The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, I fear that Carl Trueman may be committing a category mistake. It is true, of course, and widely known, that C. S. Lewis did not have a fully Reformed theology of…
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Dark Materials
Justin T just brought this book to my attention. Haven’t read it but may be of interest: Personally, I think I may well boycott the movie after all: apparently it’s set in Oxford University which is a simply frightful…
Dark Materials
Justin T just brought this book to my attention. Haven’t read it but may be of interest: Personally, I think I may well boycott the movie after all: apparently it’s set in Oxford University which is a simply frightful…
Dark Materials
Justin T just brought this book to my attention. Haven’t read it but may be of interest: Personally, I think I may well boycott the movie after all: apparently it’s set in Oxford University which is a simply frightful…
Biblical Masculinity
Justin Taylor links to an interview and audio of C. J. Mahaney giving advice to men on being a husband and father (C.J. Mahaney on Biblical Masculinity) Good stuff.
Building Bridges 5
I would recommend everyone listen to Jeff Noblit’s response to Malcolm Yarnell. Offered in a very different style (Noblit is a preacher), it is a good corrective to Dr. Yarnell’s address. There was a panel discussion this morning in which…
Great Messages
Pure Church has a link to the audio from the Sovereign Grace Leadership Conference (Around the Blog in 80 Seconds). There are some great messages here!
And there’s more
When I was a child, I read and read the Arabian Nights, and loved the stories about Scheherezade, Ali Baba, Al-Ahdin, the Djinn in the bottle and others equally fantastic more than anything else which I read; yet, strange to…
And there’s more
When I was a child, I read and read the Arabian Nights, and loved the storiesabout Scheherezade, Ali Baba, Al-Ahdin, the Djinn in the bottle and others equally fantastic more than anything else which I read; yet, strange to tell,…
And there’s more
When I was a child, I read and read the Arabian Nights, and loved the storiesabout Scheherezade, Ali Baba, Al-Ahdin, the Djinn in the bottle and others equally fantastic more than anything else which I read; yet, strange to tell,…