Why has it become almost taboo in reformed circles to have a conferences on eschatology? Cannot recall one in recent years. Is this in reaction to the bizarre? The Greenville Eschatology conference mp3s and CDs are available, information can be found here.…
I had to miss much of the Greenville Seminary annual theology conference, focusing this year on the end times. But this morning was a real treat. Two addresses were given on Romans 11 and the question of how to interpret…
I’m on my way back from a conference on eschatology in which we had some spirited defences of postmillennial positions. A few things occur to me…
Our editor asks us to comment on the question of “crafting church visions.” Is it necessary or even advisable for churches to make 5-year or 10 year plans? Or is such a practice a corruption of the spiritual calling of…
Just a quick addition to Carl’s blog below on the McGowan volume. Dr. Gaffin will be reviewing Andy’s book in these columns in a few weeks. Watch this space.
No, that’s not the name of a dodgy legal firm. Rather, four theologians who have reflected in significant ways on scripture. What is interesting is that, in reading Andrew McGowan’s new volume from Apollos UK, The Divine Spiration of Scripture,…
OK, it was a bad day. English rugby is not in need of revival but of resurrection. As the present Mrs T is a Gael to the top of her 4 foot 9 inch frame, it took her less than three…
Well, Derek Thomas and Hywel Jones must have been singing Cwm Rhondda as they listened to the Wales beat Ireland in Dublin (16-12) to win the Triple Crown and to set up for the Six Nations Grand Slam against the…
Having read the article to which Ligon links, regarding Pope Benedict and Martin Luther, it seems that the Luther they want to restore is really Erasmus. The latter ranted against the moral and spiritual abuses of the Roman Catholic Church…
