My itinerary
I’m glad that, after months of peace on the blog, all my old enemies, from Tony `the Gent’ to Del-Boy have re-emerged; and Justin seems to have joined them. Et tu Brute? as they say in Dagenham. But remember,That man who has no…
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I’m glad that, after months of peace on the blog, all my old enemies, from Tony `the Gent’ to Del-Boy have re-emerged; and Justin seems to have joined them. Et tu Brute? as they say in Dagenham. But remember,That man who has no…
Laptop spotted on the Mile End Road
Since having my laptop stolen, ole Del Boy can’t log in any more — he’s lost his password, but after that Trueman geezer’s posting yesterday, showing as much sympathy as a beached whale, I heard Del and the boys were…
Where Will Carl Be?
A detailed itinerary of Carl Trueman’s upcoming travels has been posted online–for those who are interested.
Quit your whingeing, boyo!
Del, you need to remember that Lawrence of Arabia lost the entire first draft of `Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ when he left it at Reading Station. Compared to that literary tragedy, 15 chapters of `Great Achievements of the Welsh Nation’ is…
Quit your whingeing, boyo!
Del, you need to remember that Lawrence of Arabia lost the entire first draft of `Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ when he left it at Reading Station. Compared to that literary tragedy, 15 chapters of `Great Achievements of the Welsh Nation’ is…
Quit your whingeing, boyo!
Del, you need to remember that Lawrence of Arabia lost the entire first draft of `Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ when he left it at Reading Station. Compared to that literary tragedy, 15 chapters of `Great Achievements of the Welsh Nation’ is…
New Issue of Ref21
Be sure to check out the front pages as a new issue of Ref21 was posted this afternoon. Yes, I’m back. Sort of. I had been enjoying a few days away with my brand new granddaughter and upon returning through…
Political Correctness and the New Christian Orthodoxy
I’ve been reading just about everything Paul Helm writes with great enthusiasm since I first encountered his The Varieties of Belief (1973) during my days as an undergraduate. Moreover, I almost always find myself agreeing with him, even when he…
What Is At Stake? An Assessment of Nicholas Perrin’s Criticisms of Justification and the New Perspectives on Paul
Introduction In the Fall 2005 issue of the Westminster Theological Journal, Dr. Nicholas Perrin published a review of my book, Justification and the New Perspectives on Paul (J&NPP).[i] The WTJ invited me to reply to Perrin’s overwhelmingly negative review. This…