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On my return from the PCRT conference in Grand Rapids yesterday, I found myself reading Steve Nichols's new book, Jesus: Made in America (IVP Academic). I confess I skipped the opening chapters: fascinating to be sure, but the real heart of it was the chapter entitled, "Jesus on a Bracelet." Was he...

Rein a dire, rein a faire... as they say in Calais, a woman on Ref21? What is the world coming to? This is yet another sign of postfuturistic deconstruction that needs to be firmly stood upon! What next? Is nothing sacred any more?

As I enter this blog and finally smash the oppressive male monopoly that has dominated it from the start (and that means you too -- Nichols and Lucas. Big Sister is particularly watching you two tried-and-tested oppressors....) I notice that the chauvinist running dogs of patriarchal Mohleric...

We recently had our communion services here in Back. We follow the old Highland pattern of having special services from Thursday through to Monday, morning and evening, in both Gaelic and English. The advantage is that it becomes a high point on our religious calendar - our local version of T4G,...

You can listen to all of the talks for free online .

Roger Overton interviews David Wells ( part 1 , part 2 ) about his new book, The Courage to Be Protestant .

Welcome Iain! Glad you were able to sign in. T4G is over and perhaps we'll now be able to "resume normal service" again. I feel the "luv" already in the Trueman comment about Lewis. We'll be praying for you in Uganda.

I've been trying to log on to this blog for the past week, and I've kept getting nowhere. But the perseverance of the saints is a grand doctrine, so here I am. I see y'all started without me. Now that I'm here, I'm preparing to go off to African Bible University, Uganda, next week, so you probably...

Everyone, and I mean everyone (except me and Trueman) are swaning it at T4G. Some of us have to work. But Steve Nichols has yet to sign in to this blog. Now I see why. Apart from the fact that the site is still experiencing some trouble (only after T4G will we be able to bring our techies down from...

A few weeks ago, I got Carl Trueman's new collection of essays, Minority Report , which is (as with most of what he does) engaging, insightful, and frequently brilliant. One note that clearly is sounded throughout the collection, which deserves some comment, is that historians find their place...