Carl Trueman reviews David Wells’ The Courage to be Protestant in the latest edition of the The Ordained Servant (denominational magazine of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church) here. We saw it coming, of course: Wells’ on “consumerism” and its linkage to…
Yesterday, addressing students in Istanbul, President Obama declared that “America is not a Christian nation.” That is a pretty bold statement especially considering it was made in a predominantly Muslim nation. Without any ad hominem attacks on President Obama or…
Here’s the first part of a new interview with Ligon–talking about what the New Calvinists can learn from the Old Calvinists (and vice-versa), as well as good, practical, pastoral advice on leading people in the Word. Excellent job, Lig. Part…
The commands forbidding murder and adultery are, if anything, interpreted even more widely by Calvin. The command not to kill implies not merely a refraining form certain kinds of action, but carries the obligation to look out for a neighbour’s…
Have you seen the cover of Newsweek? Pretty provocative stuff. Al Mohler has an excellent post on Meacham’s cover article. Check it out HERE. Is this good news? Bad news? Why? What do you think are the implications for the…
Are you out of your MIND?! I know the Phillies did not have the best game yesterday. But… Just 17 minutes into the season opener the fans in Philadelphia started booing their team. Keep in mind the Phillies are the…
Is it just me, or do others find that so many commentaries are not all that helpful? It has been my observation for some time but it returned with avengance in recent weeks. I’m preaching through 1 Samuel and have…
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Over at Pyromaniacs Phil Johnson has posted, what I believe, are some spot-on observations about the panel discussion (above) on the Emergent Church at the recent Christian Book Expo. Check it out HERE. Your Thoughts?
Calvin’s understanding of the Fourth Commandment is notably restrained. Its present rationale has chiefly to do with the ordering of public worship at a set time, appropriately enough a time (or times) during the day of the Lord’s resurrection. But remembering…
