No, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (for Derek and more “seasoned” readers). A question recently came to me from a reader concerning what Cornelius Van Til called the transcendental method of apologetics. The question was whether or not this method could…
No, not Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (for Derek and more “seasoned” readers). A question recently came to me from a reader concerning what Cornelius Van Til called the transcendental method of apologetics. The question was whether or not this method could…
Modest, R. W. Glenn and Tim Challies (Adelphi, MD: CruciformPress, 2012) Funny. Earlier this month I was commenting on all the kerfuffle about modesty on the internet. I wrote an article about how I think we use the word way…
Longstanding readers of this blog, if such exist at all, may remember that I have a number of ‘guilty pleasures’. Top among these would be the writings of John Henry Newman and Peter Taylor Forsyth, neither of whom would make…
Longstanding readers of this blog, if such exist at all, may remember that I have a number of ‘guilty pleasures’. Top among these would be the writings of John Henry Newman and Peter Taylor Forsyth, neither of whom would make…
8 7. 8 7 (Sussex) Grace abounding! Oh the sweetnessOf those words to sinful hearts.Trace the stream of heavenly mercyThat on darkened Calvary starts. Kings dispensing earthly splendoursCannot match our gracious Lord:Grace abounding! Oh the richesOf the bounty now outpoured.…
Recently I spent some time with someone who wanted to talk to me because he was concerned about a conference he had been to. The conference hadn’t been up to scratch, according to this guy, and though there were some…
Given that the issue of complementarianism is raising its head over at The Gospel Coalition, it provides an opportunity to reflect on an issue that has always perplexed me: why is the complementarian/egalitarian debate such a significant bone of contention…
Given that the issue of complementarianism is raising its head over at The Gospel Coalition, it provides an opportunity to reflect on an issue that has always perplexed me: why is the complementarian/egalitarian debate such a significant bone of contention…
If you follow my blog, you might have noticed that I regularly review or reflect on books from Cruciform Press. This is a fairly new publisher, offering a subscription to their now bimonthly release of books. With each book usually…
