One of the barriers which often hinders appreciation of the early church fathers is the sheer strangeness of the world in which they lived compared to that which we now inhabit. In many ways, the fundamental questions they asked were…
Our friends over at Cumberland Valley Bible Book Service (here) are having their annual “Customer Appreciation Sale” on Thursday with savings up to 40%. Among other publishers, they carry Crossway, EP, RHB, Baker, Shepherd Press, Christian Focus, Hendricksen, Day One,…
I saw on the news this morning that one Terry Jones, of the Dove World Outreach Center, is to hold a `burn a Koran’ day in order to demonstrate his hatred of Islam. A couple of things come to mind. …
I saw on the news this morning that one Terry Jones, of the Dove World Outreach Center, is to hold a `burn a Koran’ day in order to demonstrate his hatred of Islam. A couple of things come to mind. …
On the small table in the corner of my office at Westminster there is an icon of the man who became known simply as `The Theologian,’ Gregory of Nazianzus, one of the most important Christian thinkers of the later fourth…
On the small table in the corner of my office at Westminster there is an icon of the man who became known simply as `The Theologian,’ Gregory of Nazianzus, one of the most important Christian thinkers of the later fourth…
There are two new books available on the relationship between Christianity and politics. Politics According to the Bible by Wayne Grudem and Republocrat by Carl Trueman.Politics According to the Bible“If you read this year only one Christian book on politics,…
As noted the other day, I have for years argued that you need reasons not to be Catholic. Prime among them for me would be justification by grace through faith and repudiation of papal authority. Arguments in favour of…
As noted the other day, I have for years argued that you need reasons not to be Catholic. Prime among them for me would be justification by grace through faith and repudiation of papal authority. Arguments in favour of…
James Anderson, over at RTS, has posted an interesting critique of Stephen Hawking here.
