Category Postcards from Palookaville

I had the very great pleasure last night of debating the nature of the satisfied life from the perspective of Augustine with a local atheist who did so from the perspective of Bertrand Russell.  I had not done a debate…

I had the very great pleasure last night of debating the nature of the satisfied life from the perspective of Augustine with a local atheist who did so from the perspective of Bertrand Russell.  I had not done a debate…

Logos Publications have started a pre-publication offer to test interest in a new translation of John Owen’s Latin works.  The Theologoumena Pantodapa is already available in English from another publisher but the translation is so flawed as to be worthless. …

Logos Publications have started a pre-publication offer to test interest in a new translation of John Owen’s Latin works.  The Theologoumena Pantodapa is already available in English from another publisher but the translation is so flawed as to be worthless. …

The apparent suicide of the London nurse who was on the receiving end of the joke played by two Australian DJs last week is deeply sad.    For any human being to consider that life is no longer worth the living…

The apparent suicide of the London nurse who was on the receiving end of the joke played by two Australian DJs last week is deeply sad.    For any human being to consider that life is no longer worth the living…

Here are three more books which might make fine gifts for Christmas: Richard A. Muller, Calvin and the Reformed Tradition: On the Work of Christ and the Order of Salvation.  For the serious reader.  Muller’s scholarly work is aimed at…

Here are three more books which might make fine gifts for Christmas: Richard A. Muller, Calvin and the Reformed Tradition: On the Work of Christ and the Order of Salvation.  For the serious reader.  Muller’s scholarly work is aimed at…

For many years I was neither a friendly admirer nor frequent reader of the nineteenth century Southern Presbyterians and, for the record, still cannot really take Dabney seriously (sorry Sean).   But, as Stan Laurel declared to Oliver Hardy in…

For many years I was neither a friendly admirer nor frequent reader of the nineteenth century Southern Presbyterians and, for the record, still cannot really take Dabney seriously (sorry Sean). But, as Stan Laurel declared to Oliver Hardy in the…