A second principle for racial reconciliation from Dolphus Weary: “Reconciliation efforts must be intentional. True reconciliation is a marathon, not a sprint. Intentional steps must be taken to reach out to those who are racially different.” This principle provides a…
Well, it’s not the first time a lot of dust got kicked up in Regensburg (church history anyone?), but the Pope has surely done it this time. John Piper offers these helpful remarks and suggestions.
[NOTE: PAUL HELM SENT ALONG THIS COMMENT FOR THE BLOG. IT IS POSTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR UNDER DEREK’S NAME FOR SIMPLICITY’S SAKE] Derek Thomas’s excellent piece on the emotional life of Christians reminded me of this bit of Augustine, who…
Phil, thinks for the helpful exchange and helping me (and others!) think through these things. BTW, our friend Thabiti Anyabwile has a thoughtful post this morning on what “race” does not explain.
In response to Justin Taylor’s recent rejoinder (“Race and Responsibility”), I agree that the concept of covenant should not be applied to relationships beyond the proper biblical boundaries. One thinks, for example, of the destructive ways that covenant was allied…
Last week I received the latest issue of The Messenger, which is a newsletter published by Mission Mississippi. Under the leadership of Dr. Dolphus Weary, Mission Mississippi seeks “to encourage and demonstrate unity in the body of Christ across racial…
Tony Reinke’s “The Puritan Study” series over at The Shepherd’s Scrapbook is an excellent help for pastors wanting to incorporate Puritan literature into their devotional diet and ministry preparation.
Jason, Thanks for linking to that excellent symposium. I attached a long comment to the original blog site that presents my full argument against torture, which readers can find here. Also, I had the great privilege a month or so…
I will delay answering the above question until the end of the article. Instead, I want to start by noting that Father Richard John Neuhaus has some good fun at Protestantism’s expense in the latest First Things. In the priceless…
Rick, if you and others are interested, Joe Carter (of the Evangelical Outpost) blog and I sponsored an online symposium last year on the issue of torture. It can be found here. The responses appear in alphabetical order: Darrell Cole…
