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…
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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…
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…
Letter and Spirit: From Constantinople to the Abstract of Principles
Kyle Claunch has offered some thoughtful reflections on my use of his words in the current Trinitarian debate and indeed on the discussion as a whole. I will not comment on his post in detail but there is one question…
Listening to Abused Women
In my last article, I pleaded that complementarian men should respond to women with a listening ear and a resolve to better teach what headship actually means and what it does not mean. They should be reaching out to abused…
2016 PCA General Assembly: Moving Forward Together
Having read a number of assessments of the 44th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), it occurs to me that one’s perspective, as usual, has a shaping effect on one’s view. My own perspective arises largely from having…
A U-Turn: The PCA 2016 General Assembly and Racial Reconciliation
Last year at the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) 2015 General Assembly, a personal resolution on racial reconciliation was submitted. Drs. Sean Michael Lucas and Ligon Duncan provided the denomination with an opportunity to confess and forsake the sins committed…