Jerry Coyne of the University of Chicago, a scientist and former believer has finally settled the debate between science and Christianity. It seems that the two cannot be friends after all. Of course Dr. Coyne’s presupposition is that religious faith…
The idea for a Mother Levy Festschrift could certainly have some mileage. Here’s a few more essay suggestions: Carl R. Trueman `New Cardinal Newman or George W. Bush Redivivus? Critical Reflections on the Development of Paul Levy’s Prose Style’ Martin…
I see from Liam’s blog that John Piper has just had a volume of essays published in his honour. No doubt it’s thoroughly deserved and scripture tells us to honour our leaders but I wonder ‘of the making of festschrifts is…
….but a dream within a dream. So wrote Poe, words that have a peculiar relevance, given all the oohing and aahing about the profile of Al Mohler in Christianity Today. Some have felt the need to make it clear that…
….but a dream within a dream. So wrote Poe, words that have a peculiar relevance, given all the oohing and aahing about the profile of Al Mohler in Christianity Today. Some have felt the need to make it clear that…
Before Dr. Thomas and I begin our excursion into the often-imitated-never-duplicated world of Carl Trueman, I came across this passage in Dr. Paul Tripp’s chapter for the upcoming Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology book (due out by this year’s PCRT!). In…
A Prayer from Psalm 93 John Calvin: “In this then consists the glory of God, that he governs mankind according to his will. It is said that he clothes himself with majesty and strength; not that we ought to imagine…
The new Calvinists have now made it to the pages of the Economist – no doubt Dr. Trueman will have something to say about my reading habits……..
I got back Monday morning from my first ever trip to Minneapolis MN. To the generation immediately before mine the name of that city is forever associated with the famous strapline: ‘Just write to me at Billy Graham, Minneapolis Minnesota.’…
Francis Beckwith offers a typically helpful and respectful commentary on the recent Christianity Today profile of Al Mohler on his website, which has moved to new premises here.
