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Gospel Coalition Voyeur

Now that I have an ‘online’ ministry here at Reformation 21 I will join Trueman in biting the hand that feeds me repeatedly.  My guess is this blog will last about 3 more weeks before it’s taken off line and Derek loses…

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Full Confidence Tour Begins this Weekend

Westminster Theological Seminary will be kicking off its 2010-2011 Full Confidence Tour at Church of the Savior, this Friday and Saturday, in Wayne, PA.  These conferences focus on issues pertaining to the doctrine of Scripture – and the defense of…

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Auld Reekie, reeks no more

In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…

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Auld Reekie, reeks no more

In days gone by when the smoke of countless coal fires curled into the winter air, Edinburgh had the nick-name “Auld Reekie,” which being translated is ‘Old Smokie’ – not to be mistaken for some eponymous but indeterminate Appalachian mountain…

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Philistia and the angels

It’s always fun watching Philistia get down and personal with the likes of Hawking. In a robust style, The Economist took Hawking’s atheistic stance to task and all we could do was watch and smile. See here. And on the…

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A Helpful Search Engine

A friend of Reformation 21has brought to my attention a super Christian search engine, geared, I would guess, to selecting sites that represent a Christian world and life view (well, one, some, or maybe even all of such).  You’ll find…

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We Are Not Saved by Grace

John Bunyan believed that Christians are saved by grace. Of course. It was what everyone seemed to say. The thought left him pretty miserable, though. In fact, when he really thought about it, it left him profoundly depressed. God is…

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The True Repentance of an Inconvenient Jester

Some months ago, a Presbyterian magazine criticized a response I had made to comments about me by a certain well-known writer in a popular Christian publication.  My response, the writer declared in good, contemporary fashion, was unfortunate because it contained…

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The True Repentance of an Inconvenient Jester

Some months ago, a Presbyterian magazine criticized a response I had made to comments about me by a certain well-known writer in a popular Christian publication.  My response, the writer declared in good, contemporary fashion, was unfortunate because it contained…