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The Knights of St Columbus, a Catholic organisation, have just released the results of a survey of young Americans.  The good news is that 85% of young Catholics believe in God, which, in terms of the proportion of reality to…

 Both the broader Evangelical church in general and the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in particular are currently embroiled in debates over the authority of Scripture as the Word of God.  Because the term “inerrancy” has been prominent in these discussions,…

The only question I have about this article is whether or not it was written by Carl using a pseudonym.

The death of archeologist and Assyriologist, Professor Donald Wiseman, whose evangelical convictions led him to study the connections between archeological doscoveries and the Old Testament, is reported here.

Let me join in the congratulations. Wheaton is deeply blessed to have as its eighth president a man of Phil’s integrity, caliber, and godliness. If you have not yet seen it, below is a video of Phil addressing the congregation…

This is certainly good news for Wheaton and good news for Phil.  Perhaps the only folks for whom this isn’t good news is the congregation at Tenth in Philadelphia, as well as for those of us in the greater Philadelphia…

Dear Mr Thomas,I am disappointed, to say the least, at the return of Trueman and Trotter, those tired old reactionary sexists, to the Ref21 blog.  Utter disgraces both.  So let me recommend that readers write in and demand that the…

Given all the blog furore of the last 24 hours, we at Ref21, in the interest of hearing what the ordinary man in the street thinks of Wheaton’s appointment of our friend, Phil, to the top job, have sent me,…

So here I am thumbing through my latest copy of Paste catching up on the latest Indie and post funk metal ska offerings and there it is:  “Justin Taylor’s first short story collection” . . . “artfully captur[ing] the view of the…

“Your professional studies may rightly occupy the principal share of your time and attention for six days in the week, just like the ordinary lawful secular business of other men; but on the Lord’s Day you ought to be chiefly…