Publisher: Dutton (2008) Author: Tim KellerPages: 277 including footnotes and index. I love the good news of Jesus Christ. I love apologetics. I love good writing. And I love Tim Keller. Therefore it is very difficult for me to…
This week’s prize for the cultural equivalent of identifying the Pope’s religious affiliation and revealing the sanitary habits of grizzly bears goes to….. The Times (that’s The Times of London to those who come from a country that routinely identifies…
This week’s prize for the cultural equivalent of identifying the Pope’s religious affiliation and revealing the sanitary habits of grizzly bears goes to….. The Times (that’s The Times of London to those who come from a country that routinely identifies…
I remember the first time I was asked whether I was a presuppositionalist or an evidentialist in apologetics. That was on my first visit to the USA, more years ago that I care to dwell on. The questioner put me…
In the forward to Dr. Richard Pratt’s first book, Every Thought Captive, John Frame asserts that Reformed people are often strong in setting forth Biblical theories for apologetics but are “generally weak in training one another to do apologetics.” Frame…
I cannot begin to express how many sympathetic back pats, mildly shaken heads and ever so slightly rolled eyes I have gotten at the news that I was reviewing a book on the apologetics of Francis Schaeffer. I must say…
Cards on the table: Stephen N. Williams is a fellow Welshman whom I have known for over thirty-five years. I am still pondering a question he asked me on a visit he made to my home in 1977 when I…
