Calvin’s comments on chapter 5 of Genesis barely fill a handful of pages in his lengthy commentary on the first book of the Bible. He evidently struggles to find significance in a passage of Scripture largely devoted to genealogy, and…
“For my part, I had much rather my lot should be found among them who do really believe with the heart unto righteousness, though they are not able to give a tolerable definition of faith unto others, than among them…
The short answer is that they talk about exactly the same things as Biblical Theologians. As we have already noted, however, while Biblical Theology traces the progressive revelation of the divine mind, pausing over the contribution of each individual era…
The short answer is that they talk about exactly the same things as Biblical Theologians. As we have already noted, however, while Biblical Theology traces the progressive revelation of the divine mind, pausing over the contribution of each individual era…
David Hollinger, After Cloven Tongues of Fire: Protestant Liberalism in Modern American History. Princeton, Princeton University Press 2013, ix + 248pp. $24.99 The trajectory of mainline American religion has suffered significantly since their peak in the 1950s. Decreases in number of…
Being an unapologetic Carl Trueman fanboy, the recent announcement of his departure from the ranks of regular contributors to the Reformation21 blog has hit me quite hard. I’m told that my feelings are not shared by all. (Apparently the Alliance…
It’s Friday, and all good people have an eye to preparing themselves for the Lord’s day at this point in their week, and especially if they have been working in the secular world actually investing or spending the grace of…
Although there are some denominations that fully or partially fund their church planters, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) is not one of them. Therefore, if the local church, or presbytery, calls you to plant a congregation, you must raise…
Our dear brother Paul Levy, who obviously needs a decent baptism, has affirmed that “networks, associations, affiliations and fellowships don’t cut it,” which is a fantastic assertion for a fellow whose standard confession of faith stops short of actually affirming…
On the day after Trueman bows out let me say ‘Good riddance to bad rubbish’. He was holding us back. Too establishment, he’s becoming a statesman. To be honest I saw it coming when he joined the T4G bandwagon. Who can ever…
