Reformation21

The following lectures were delivered in September 2006 by Carl Trueman at the Theology for All Conference in the UK: Theology and Everyday Life: The Reformation and Beyond Contemporary Challenges to Theology and Church Life What should a theological church look like? Q&A

You heard it here first: a group of baptist leaders gathered at Southern Baptist Seminary have assessed all the evidence and decided that -- wait for it -- believer's baptism is the only biblical approach. See the shock headline at, of all places, the Southern Baptist webpage, http://www...

I've been slow to respond to Phil's blog about being at Eschenbach's performance of Mahler's Second Symphony, "The Resurrection." Mainly, I have to confess, just sheer envy! I daren't begin my tragic tale of life in Mississippi! But he raises some interesting points about listening to music...

It’s been a few weeks since we last ran our `Taxi Driver Speaks’ column; so, in light of the amazing changes among Southern Baptists and Del-Boy’s lah-de-dah elitist musings about Mahler (not to mention his sneering swipe at the great state of Mississippi), we asked Freddie Mercury – no, not the...

Carl Trueman reflects on the issue in reformation21, here .

Del, Seems that the last few paras of my reflection on Beckwith are missing. No -- I don't announce my own conversion to Rome in them; but the article currently ends in mid air. Just can't get the staff these days. CT CT heading for Rome; too painful to contemplate. Sorry, sermon prep got the...

The paper on the ETS to which I allude in my Beckwith piece can be found on Ray's website at http://www.uu.edu/personal/rvannest/Professional/ets.htm

I'vve had some requests to give more info on what to read/where to go to start learning about the early church fathers. Below I have appended a basic resource guide. Hope it helps.

It's been quite a while since I contributed to the Ref21 blog, as numerous people have commented to me via email. Sorry about that. The bottom line is that I've just been a bit overwhelmed of late with the various obligations of my life. Book deadlines, PCRT, little league baseball... Okay, enough...

The Encyclopedia Puritannica Project sounds like an exciting project: The Encyclopedia Puritannica Project (EPP) is an inter-denominational federation of Christians who are committed to the orthodox truths of Scripture. We believe these truths to be well understood, articulated, and applied by the...