Godlessness goes kitsch
More on the athiestic evangelism of Richard Dawkins from the fellas at Triablogue (Godlessness goes kitsch).
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Still Breathing
After a long hiatus, I am returning to the blogosphere. The Rykens have been on vacation for nearly the last month, and part of my ministry to Lisa and the children is to keep work to a minimum when I…
A Church Just Like Me
In an article in the July/August issue of “Touchstone” Magazine, James Harrison describes a recent visit to a Mosque in Detroit, Michigan. Harrison, a Baptist pastor from New York, was struck by the variety of people in the mosque that…
Statistical Shell Game
More on the Southern Baptist Convention and numbers from the editorial pages of Christianity Today(Evangelical Conviction).
Anne Rice endorses Darryl Hart!
Who’d a thunk it? “Let me say first of all that I am devoutly committed to the separation of church and state in America. I believe that the separation of church and state has been good for all Christians in…
Agreements on Baptism
Lig, thanks for the link and for the shorter explanation (following Calvin’s brevity and clarity model!). In the helpful book, Believer’s Baptism: Sign of the New Covenant, ed. Schreiner and Wright, I found a helpful footnote in Mark Dever’s chapter…
Why Presbyterians baptize believers and their children
Our friend and fellow-blogger, Justin Taylor, has helped (here, here, here, here, and here) draw attention to a significant debate (primarily between credo-baptists) on whether paedo-baptists can properly be admitted to membership, and thence the Lord’s Table, in a Baptist Church. For the…
To change it would make it worse
This article written for Baptist Press by a professor at Boyce College at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary is worth the read ((BP)).
Bravo Peter Jensen!
Al Mohler has posted a blog (Heresy in the Cathedral) about John Shelby Spong’s visit to Australia. If you don’t know, Spong is an Anglican from the U.S. whose views are so heretical he would be hard to caracature. Anyway,…