I had the pleasure today of hearing Jim Garretson lecture on Archibald Alexander and the connection of piety and theology in Old Princeton. Jim is convinced that a failure to pay attention to practical piety in the lives of seminary…
I had the pleasure today of hearing Jim Garretson lecture on Archibald Alexander and the connection of piety and theology in Old Princeton. Jim is convinced that a failure to pay attention to practical piety in the lives of seminary…
A year or so back I was berated by one of the hotter sort of web-Protestants for failing to mention in a Ref21 article that sinful apostasy is the only significant reason why anyone would leave evangelicalism for Roman Catholicism. …
A year or so back I was berated by one of the hotter sort of web-Protestants for failing to mention in a Ref21 article that sinful apostasy is the only significant reason why anyone would leave evangelicalism for Roman Catholicism. …
A Ref21 reader has asked if I have any thoughts on lectio divina, a rather pretentious term for contemplative Bible reading, whether individual or in a group. A description of what it typically entails can be found here. On the…
A Ref21 reader has asked if I have any thoughts on lectio divina, a rather pretentious term for contemplative Bible reading, whether individual or in a group. A description of what it typically entails can be found here. On the…
A couple of things came to my attention over the weekend. The first is the new devotional from Thomas Nelson. It is difficult to see exactly what this represents. I am somewhat of the old school `Real men don’t…
A couple of things came to my attention over the weekend. The first is the new devotional from Thomas Nelson. It is difficult to see exactly what this represents. I am somewhat of the old school `Real men don’t…
Church history has thrown up some sharp wits with a remarkable facility for one-line putdowns. Athanasius had his moments. Newman was surely one of the masters. But Il Padrino has to be Doc Martin, as polemically robust as the lace-up…
Church history has thrown up some sharp wits with a remarkable facility for one-line putdowns. Athanasius had his moments. Newman was surely one of the masters. But Il Padrino has to be Doc Martin, as polemically robust as the lace-up…
