Reformation21 readers should be sure not to miss the April 2 cover story in Time magazine: “Why We Should Teach the Bible in Public School.” David Van Biema is much too cautious about the possible dangers, as he sees them,…
“There are two kinds of sinners. The first are the evildoers, who do not believe, and the arrogant saints. The second are those who believe in forgiveness through Christ. We are indeed sinners but under the shadow of Christ’s merit…
Rodders, nice one but you can’t fool me! That ole April Fool thing — had it sussed before I discovered it cost $999. Knew strait’way that you’s were kiddin. Something that sharp would be worth at least a couple o’…
I see Inspirational Technologies have produced a GPS system that allows you to locate a church of your preference, to avoid those embarrassing moments on holiday when you show up at the first church you come to on the Sunday…
Don’t miss R.C. Sproul’s review of Evil and the Justice of God in this issue.
Ref 21 has once again drawn on the deep theological waters of the London cabbie community by inviting a leading Reformed taxi driver to comment on psalms in worship. Today’s guest columnist is Ian Anderson – no, not the lead…
As no-one took up the last question, I’ll take a stab at it before we move on to ignoring the next topic. Revision of creeds: this is huge question which really defies reduction to a blog, but here are some thoughts:
A couple of recent Albert Mohler radio programs: The Challenge of the New Perspective to Biblical Justification Guests: John Piper and Ligon Duncan The Centrality of the Church in the Christian Life Guests: Mark Dever and C. J. Mahaney
Check back later today for a new edition of reformation21. It includes articles by Carl Trueman and Michael Travers on the Psalms and much more.
In the opening address at a recent conference in New York sponsored by the International Arts Movement, Mako Fujimura made the following provocative comment about Christianity and the arts: “Theologically, the whole world, after our expulsion from Eden, is ground…
