Category Postcards from Palookaville

Thanks to the great and the good (both the vocal and, more worryingly, the strangely silent), I am sure many pastors of churches will now have to waste a lot of valuable time reading the works of T D Jakes…

Thanks to the great and the good (both the vocal and, more worryingly, the strangely silent), I am sure many pastors of churches will now have to waste a lot of valuable time reading the works of T D Jakes…

A number of Ref21 readers have emailed and asked me to comment on the Elephant Room.   To be honest, Frank Turk, over at TeamPyro, has expressed what thoughts I do have but better than I could have done so.  One…

A number of Ref21 readers have emailed and asked me to comment on the Elephant Room.   To be honest, Frank Turk, over at TeamPyro, has expressed what thoughts I do have but better than I could have done so.  One…

My attempt to trigger class warfare by blaming the English public school system for the popularity of annihilationism seems to have worked, with a mass rising of the OBN and the OST to protest my thesis.   Indeed, Pete Sanlon…

My attempt to trigger class warfare by blaming the English public school system for the popularity of annihilationism seems to have worked, with a mass rising of the OBN and the OST to protest my thesis.   Indeed, Pete Sanlon…

Anglican theologian, Pete Sanlon, recently sat down with Dr. Alister Chapman to talk about the latter’s new book on the life and ministry of John Stott.   The interview is now available here. With all of the uncritical adulation that…

Anglican theologian, Pete Sanlon, recently sat down with Dr. Alister Chapman to talk about the latter’s new book on the life and ministry of John Stott.   The interview is now available here. With all of the uncritical adulation that…

Watching The Iron Lady was a strangely emotional experience.   As for anyone who came of age in eighties Britain, the formative years of my life were dominated by the presence of Mrs Thatcher.  The riots of 81, the Maze hunger…

Watching The Iron Lady was a strangely emotional experience.   As for anyone who came of age in eighties Britain, the formative years of my life were dominated by the presence of Mrs Thatcher.  The riots of 81, the Maze hunger…