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That bad old Reformation…

Channel 4, one of the UK’s network TV channels, has recently been running a history of Christianity, fronted by some well-known figures. I have already blogged on the first episode, which pretty much argued that Christianity is anti-Semitic at heart.…

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The Lord’s Supper

 It is a pleasure to recommend this latest book on The Lord’s Supper by my friend and colleague Dr Malcolm Maclean of Scalpay Free Church. What I like about it is not only the survey of the biblical, historical and…

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Law and Gospel

My friend Gary Brady has been blogging on the Affinity Theological Conference at which I recently gave a paper on the threefold dvision of the law. The subject was ‘The End of the Law?’ and attracted about 140 delegates. The…

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No Text Please, I’m British!

Despite the rumours, I am not a technophobe.  True, I am no good at technology; but I do not particularly fear it, as I might fear, say, the revival of disco music as a popular cultural phenomenon or a government-enforced…

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No Text Please, I’m British!

Despite the rumours, I am not a technophobe.  True, I am no good at technology; but I do not particularly fear it, as I might fear, say, the revival of disco music as a popular cultural phenomenon or a government-enforced…

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How to Read Thomas Goodwin (1600-1679)

If I could have $5 for every time someone has asked me the question, “Who is your favourite Puritan to read?,” I suppose I’d be a wealthy man by now. Though I would probably answer that question today by saying,…

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Reflections on Young, Restless, and Reformed

“Young, Restless, and Reformed” appeared in Christianity Today in 2006.  A book by the same name appeared in the spring of 2008.  Collin Hansen offers further reflections since the time of these publications. The article can be found here. I’m…

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Reflections on Young, Restless, and Reformed

“Young, Restless, and Reformed” appeared in Christianity Today in 2006.  A book by the same name appeared in the spring of 2008.  Collin Hansen offers further reflections since the time of these publications. The article can be found here. I’m…

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The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism

Dr. Greg Beale’s new book, The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism (Crossway, 2009), has appeared. The Christ the Center panel, augmented by Dr. Carl R. Trueman, interacts with Dr. Greg K. Beale, the Kenneth T. Wessner Professor of New Testament and coordinator…