This week’s Spectator carries an interview with the distinguished Reformation scholar, Diarmaid MacCulloch. Professor MacCulloch is perhaps the greatest living historian of the English Reformation, if not Christianity as a whole (pace the article, he is head and shoulders…
This week’s Spectator carries an interview with the distinguished Reformation scholar, Diarmaid MacCulloch. Professor MacCulloch is perhaps the greatest living historian of the English Reformation, if not Christianity as a whole (pace the article, he is head and shoulders…
I happened to see a video this morning in which Bill O’Reilly was arguing with Laura Ingraham over O’Reilly’s complaint that conservatives need to do more than “thump the Bible” in making our case against gay marriage. Not only was…
In yesterday’s action-packed episode, I presented some ways ministers might deal with criticism. Today, I want to look at those who bring criticism to pastors. If you’ve been in a church for any length of time, you know the pastor’s…
All those that are justified, God vouchsafeth [or graciously grants], in and for His only Son Jesus Christ, to make partakers of the grace of adoption: by which they are taken into the number, and enjoy the liberties and privileges…
Don’t miss Louis Markos’ review of the new book of fiction by wordsmith, scourge of the new atheists and one of the most stimulating writers/theologians around, David Bentley Hart.
Don’t miss Louis Markos’ review of the new book of fiction by wordsmith, scourge of the new atheists and one of the most stimulating writers/theologians around, David Bentley Hart.
With due awareness of the liabilities, I would like to venture on to the delicate ice of how pastors should receive – and congregants give – criticism. The reason I feel emboldened to do so is that I have had,…
The Devil and Pierre Gernet: Storiesby David Bentley HartEerdmans, 2012$25.00, paper, 176 pages My Dinner with D. B. Hart Though much has been written, and continues to be written, on the dramatic monologues of Robert Browning, far too few critics have celebrated, or even noticed,…
All those that are justified, God vouchsafeth [or graciously grants], in and for His only Son Jesus Christ, to make partakers of the grace of adoption: by which they are taken into the number, and enjoy the liberties and privileges…
