In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…
In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…
Over the last two months or so I have posted a number of times on the relationship between science and faith. For the most part those posts have been in response to the errors of Biologos. The folks at Biologos,…
One of the common cliches of the modern evangelical church is that the church in the past has been too heavenly minded and we need to focus on creation and claiming it for Christ – whether we conceive of that…
2 Corinthians 4 is a particularly important chapter for those in ministry and, indeed, for every believer. Building on the argument of earlier chapters, Paul points first to the fact that his ministry is something he has by the grace…
World Magazine offers an interesting take on Mormonism, Glen Beck, and Christianity here. So what is ultimately the one thing needful? Rom. 10: 9-10, or commitment to conservative politics?
World Magazine offers an interesting take on Mormonism, Glen Beck, and Christianity here. So what is ultimately the one thing needful? Rom. 10: 9-10, or commitment to conservative politics?
It’s always fun watching Philistia get down and personal with the likes of Hawking. In a robust style, The Economist took Hawking’s atheistic stance to task and all we could do was watch and smile. See here. And on the…
In his newest book, The Grand Design, Stephen Hawking finally clears up all the confusion over the existence of God. Well, actually his program is not quite so grand. Hawking concludes that the universe simply does not need God. But…
Most of us have guilty pleasures which we enjoy, which are not in themselves particularly immoral, but of which might still be ashamed in certain contexts. My musical GP for example, is Meatloaf. That will be incomprehensible to anyone older…
