Phillip Cary is professor of philosophy at Eastern University and scholar in residence at Templeton Honors College. One of my favorite books of 2010 is Dr. Cary’s Good News for Anxious Christians. One chapter deals with the sufficiency of Scripture…
Raw. Organic. Authentic. Non GMO. Verified. These are the labels we look for on our foods and, heck, some of them we want to use to describe ourselves, our pastor, and our worship services. As I’m writing this, I am…
From an article in Christianity Today by Daniel Darling and Andrew Walker: As evangelicals who came of age during the culture wars, we’re part of a generation ready to move past the pitched left-right debates. The critiques of Christian political…
Thanks to John MacArthur for this great moment captured in one look: [youtube ] HT: Steve McCoy
There is a fine interview over at National Review Online with legal philosopher, Francis Beckwith, on the issue of abortion. For my money, Professor Beckwith is one of the sharpest minds out there working on the interface of law…
There is a fine interview over at National Review Online with legal philosopher, Francis Beckwith, on the issue of abortion. For my money, Professor Beckwith is one of the sharpest minds out there working on the interface of law…
Regular readers will know that I occasionally try to keep track of the ever-expanding letters which are being used to describe the sexual chaos that exists in PC World (and I am not referring to the magazine favoured by computer…
Regular readers will know that I occasionally try to keep track of the ever-expanding letters which are being used to describe the sexual chaos that exists in PC World (and I am not referring to the magazine favoured by computer…
I have long registered my dismay over the popularity of the “I died, went to Heaven, and God sent me back” books. First of all there is no biblical category for this. “It is appointed unto man once to die…
I may have fallen victim to one of the classic blunders. The most famous is, “Never get involved in a land war in Asia,” but only slightly less well known is this: “Never go in against a Sicilian when death…
