Dale Coulter has a fine piece on the Old and New Calvinism over at First Thoughts. By making the connection (which others have done) between current parties and the Old School/New School debates of the nineteenth century, he offers…
Dale Coulter has a fine piece on the Old and New Calvinism over at First Thoughts. By making the connection (which others have done) between current parties and the Old School/New School debates of the nineteenth century, he offers…
Keith D. Stanglin and Thomas H. McCall, Jacob Arminius, Theologian of Grace, Oxford (Oxford University Press), 2012, 240pp. $24.99 Keith Stanglin and Thomas McCall are well-trained scholars in historical theology, both receiving Ph.D. degrees from Calvin Theological Seminary after studying…
Over at Particular Voices, we are reminded from Isaac Watts’ Discourse of the Love of God and the Use and Abuse of the Passions that, in trying to navigate the Biblical route between dead orthodoxy (which ought always to be,…
Kevin DeYoung has written an excellent piece on the World Vision flap. If you have not been following the story, Richard Stearns, the president of World Vision announced that the Christian charitable organization has decided that homosexual sex (inside “marriage”)…
Last week I began a four-part series of observations pertaining to the New Calvinism – Old Calvinism discussion. My first post argued that Old Calvinists should be grateful for and generally happy about the New Calvinism (spurring a back-and-forth between…
I know I’ve banged on about this before and despite my jokes about FIEC wanting to take over the world, I do like the guys in charge. I think the Directors are doing an excellent job there are some pretty remarkable…
Dr. Fred Zaspel, Warfield aficionado and baptist pastor, has launched a new website, Books at a Glance. The idea is to provide short, thoughtful reviews on a large number of theological books. One of the great delights about living at…
Dr. Fred Zaspel, Warfield aficionado and baptist pastor, has launched a new website, Books at a Glance. The idea is to provide short, thoughtful reviews on a large number of theological books. One of the great delights about living at…
Because he still has those who offer to him. May God have mercy upon us.
