Last week’s discussion at Biola with Peter Leithart and Fred Sanders left me with much to reflect upon, not least the cognitive dissonance between Peter Escalante’s now legendary mustache (which appeared at first glance to indicate sympathies with the Bonzo…
Mother’s Day is coming up. How about you get mom a good book? Often times when we buy books for women we buy “women’s books.” Don’t misunderstand there are a lot of terrific books written specifically for women. In fact,…
In which I throw in my two cents about the selective outrage over a jerk and his sin.
Great stuff from Mike Reeves on the necessity of the doctrine of the Trinity for a proper understanding of the Gospel… //player.vimeo.com/video/54603241?title=0&byline=0 A TRINITARIAN GOSPEL from Evangelical Alliance on Vimeo. Check out Mike’s outstanding book Delighting In The Trinity.
Alister McGrath, If I Had Lunch with C. S. Lewis: Exploring the Ideas of C. S. Lewis on the Meaning of Life. Tyndale, 2014. 256 pages. Hardcover. $17.99 Back in 2010, C. S. Lewis scholar Michael Ward pulled off a…
As we move now half-way through our Ten Tenets, the next tenet we want to keep in mind in our apologetic is, in some significant ways, central. So, it is fitting that it appears at the “center” of our list.…
As we move now half-way through our Ten Tenets, the next tenet we want to keep in mind in our apologetic is, in some significant ways, central. So, it is fitting that it appears at the “center” of our list.…
Today I am pleased to share an article my friend Anna Anderson wrote about a passage that stumps her every year. I’m happy to introduce you to another housewife theologian. Dare a housewife theologian differ with the biggies? Yeah, like…
Pressure of time means that I will not be able to respond to Peter Leithart’s and Fred Sanders’ reflections until next week, when I will offer some general thoughts here and more specific comments on Peter over at First Things. …
Pressure of time means that I will not be able to respond to Peter Leithart’s and Fred Sanders’ reflections until next week, when I will offer some general thoughts here and more specific comments on Peter over at First Things. …
