Despite the rumours, I am not a technophobe. True, I am no good at technology; but I do not particularly fear it, as I might fear, say, the revival of disco music as a popular cultural phenomenon or a government-enforced…
Despite the rumours, I am not a technophobe. True, I am no good at technology; but I do not particularly fear it, as I might fear, say, the revival of disco music as a popular cultural phenomenon or a government-enforced…
Having defended the use of technical theological language as an aid to our understanding of Scriptural doctrines like the Trinity, Calvin in 1.13.4 argues that accurate theological terminology helps us to “unmask false teachers.” Precise terminology nails us down as…
Readers interested in seeing the Alan Bennett sermon actually preached, with full-throttle Anglican intonation, will find a link here. I trust it will be a blessing to many.
Readers interested in seeing the Alan Bennett sermon actually preached, with full-throttle Anglican intonation, will find a link here. I trust it will be a blessing to many.
I find myself wondering how long the church is going to play in the fields of social theory. It seems that one has to have a degree in sociology to share the gospel effectively. I know it seems terribly out…
Living at the Crossroads: An Introduction to Christian WorldviewBy Michael Goheen and Craig Bartholomew224 pBaker (November 2008) One of the ironies in the way evangelicals have appropriated the postmodern turn is that worldview thinking, which if anything seems to have…
If I could have $5 for every time someone has asked me the question, “Who is your favourite Puritan to read?,” I suppose I’d be a wealthy man by now. Though I would probably answer that question today by saying,…
“Young, Restless, and Reformed” appeared in Christianity Today in 2006. A book by the same name appeared in the spring of 2008. Collin Hansen offers further reflections since the time of these publications. The article can be found here. I’m…
“Young, Restless, and Reformed” appeared in Christianity Today in 2006. A book by the same name appeared in the spring of 2008. Collin Hansen offers further reflections since the time of these publications. The article can be found here. I’m…
