Rod Dreher’s Anglican Phase
Those who receive the podcast link by email will have been shocked to see that Rod Dreher is — or was for a brief time (seven and a half hours, to be precise) — an Anglican. The Mad Woman in…
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“The Labyrinth of Temptation”: Calvin on Genesis 22
“This chapter contains a most memorable narrative.” Thus Calvin introduces his readers to Gen. 22, that text which records God’s instruction to Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac, the long-awaited fulfillment of God’s promise and source of Abraham’s profound joy.…
Some Random Thoughts on the Current Controversy
A couple of weeks ago I raised the question of the ecumenical implications of the current discussion of Nicene Trinitarianism for evangelicalism. Since then it has become clear that there seem to be three basic reactions to the debate from…
James Dolezal on Classical Theism
Dr. James Dolezal is, in my mind, quickly becoming one of the handful of indespinsible voices in the current debate over the doctrine of God. The following are a series of lectures from Dr. Dolezal on such doctrines as…
A Fulfilled Prophecy and Another Guest Post from Mark Jones
When the Spin posted the first of Liam’s articles a few weeks ago, somebody asked me how I thought things would develop. Based on past experience of such things, I predicted behind-the-scenes shenanigans to shut down the discussion; relentless criticisms…
We Cannot but Speak
In this guest post, Dr. Liam Goligher reflects on what we have discovered in this trinitarian debate so far: If even lifeless instruments, such as the flute or the harp, do not give distinct notes, how will anyone know…
Interviews on the Doctrine of God
A wonderful outcome of this ongoing Trinity debate is that more Christians are interested in learning about the doctrine of God. We have shared an annotated list of resources that Mark Jones has put together, dividing between introductory, intermediate, and…
Mark Jones’ Bibliography on the Trinity
One of the really encouraging things about the debate of the last few weeks is the number of Christians who have contacted various of us involved, wanting to know more about the classical, orthodox doctrine of the Trinity. Over at…
Mark Jones’ Bibliography on the Trinity
One of the really encouraging things about the debate of the last few weeks is the number of Christians who have contacted various of us involved, wanting to know more about the classical, orthodox doctrine of the Trinity. Over at…
Same-Sex Attraction and the Church
Ed Shaw. Same-Sex Attraction and the Church: The Surprising Plausibility of the Celibate Life. Downer’s Grove: Intervarsity Press, 2015. 172 pages. $16.00. For far too long in this country it has seemed possible to enjoy both the Christian life and…