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What Goes Up Must Have Come Down

Recent online debates over the proper pastoral use of biblical commands in the lives of believers have left me a bit bewildered. Apparently, some would see these commands merely as descriptions of the Christian’s deficiencies, the spiritual equivalent of a…

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Always Ready

Editor’s Note: We are excited to welcome Dr. K. Scott Oliphint to the reformation21 blog. Dr. Oliphint is the professor of apologetics and systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. He is the author of numerous books, including his…

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Allergic to Argument

Stephen Prothero, world religion prof at Boston University, not an evangelical Christian, offers an interesting observation on our generation’s reluctance to engage in serious, but respectful disagreement about religion. Having said that he works hard to foster “respectful arguments” in his…

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Faith vs. Religion?

In our day, unlike in the days of generations past, we have much too simplistic a view of what it means to believe something. In the world today, many people use the word “believe” to describe their feelings about something…

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Faith vs. Religion?

In our day, unlike in the days of generations past, we have much too simplistic a view of what it means to believe something. In the world today, many people use the word “believe” to describe their feelings about something…

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The Doctor for Dummies

There have been a few reviews written of Engaging with Lloyd Jones (here, here and here) and we await Trueman’s piece, but, in December, Evangelical Press brought out a lovely little biography of Lloyd Jones written by Eryl Davies which has gone…