Wandering in a second-hand bookshop the other day (won’t say it was in a state of ancient disrepair, but the graffitti in the rest room read, variously, `Squeaky Fromme is Innocent’, `Rousas Rushdoony is my Homeboy’ and `Tex Ritter Taught…
WTS-CA’s most recent faculty symposium is now in print, and the responses are already starting! Is anyone surprised about that? Covenant, Justification, and Pastoral MinistryEssays by the Faculty of Westminster Seminary California R. Scott Clark Price: 24.99 The doctrine of…
A ref21 reader has pointed me to an alternate version (the same for substance, but different in some important factual respects) of the story of “The Man from George Street,” which I serialized in December. For details, visit: Also, Dr. Raymond Wilson has…
From my morning’s reading, in preparation to preach on Luke 23:32-38: “Now thou art lifted up, draw me to thee,And at thy death giving such liberal dole,Moist, with one drop of thy blood, my dry soul.” — John Donne, “Crucifying”
Here’s more agony from the `Dr Phil’ of Dutch Calvinism:
The Rev. John Yates and Os Guinness explain why they left the Episcopal church in an article in today’s Washington Post. (HT: Denny Burk)
Posted on AlbertMohler.com: Dr. Mohler’s health has sustained a setback. Over the past 36 hours Dr. Mohler has suffered from unrelenting pain. This unusual degree of pain signaled concern for the attending physicians and prompted additional tests this afternoon. In…
John Selden was a leading layman, churchman, and scholar who served as a member of the Westminster Assembly. His notable achievements include establishing the core 17th century collection of books for Oxford’s Bodleian Library. Selden had this to say about…
A WTS student sent me this link. Truly one of the most moving pieces of music I’ve ever heard, like to melt the heart of even the most hyper of Calvinists. And the guy at the very end looks uncannily…
There’s a fascinating interview with N T Wright in the latest Christianity Today. Worth reading as a whole but I was particularly struck by the following comment:
