Calvinists often make the worst Calvinists
Labels are a postmodern taboo. This is understandable. Once you are labeled something, you live under the presumptions of the system that has been typified by others. This...
Tension in Calvinism – tension in the Christian faith
Since the blog “The Day I Became a Calvinist” is way too long, I thought that I would take a very good question concerning the tension that Calvinism allows...
Friday Night Odds and Ends
Christianity Today links to Reclaiming the Mind (ETS Papers). The Theology Program started this week: We have a great group. If you would still like to enroll, you can. Go...
Historical Renewal Friday: Absalom Jones
Provided by  D.A. LaGue As a group of African-Americans knelt for morning prayers in 1787, ushers tapped them on the shoulder and demanded that they move to the balcony so...
What If We Found The Original New Testament But Did Not Know It?
 Scholars today often note that the original New Testament disappeared long ago. Although late in the second century, Tertullian speaks confidently of the originals still...
Good Exegesis Does not Always Produce Good Theology
I know an Old Testament professor who is an exegete, but not a theologian. Let me put this better. I know an Old Testament professor who is so good at exegesis, he does not...
The Day I Became a Calvinist
There are a few things that people never forget. The details of certain tragedies and trials stay by your side and the vivid details remind you of their significance. People...
Theology Unplugged: “Marks of a False Church” (What is the “True” Church #5)
What is the “True” church? #5 What is the definition of a true church? Here we will continue our discussion of what a legitimate church. We will also ask Is the...