Loyalty vs. Integrity
Do you, my readers, mull over the concepts of integrity and loyalty as much as I do—which is almost on a daily basis? I was reminded again the other day by a newspaper...
Compromise is not a Four-Letter Word
On September 30, 1938, the Prime Minister of England, Neville Chamberlain, came back to his country after a tense meeting in Munich with Adolf Hitler. The UK was concerned...
Hold on to your seat . . . Tuesdays belong to Dan
PandP Blogging community: The problematic, infamous, seriously provocative, the I-only-wear-light-blue-jean-shirts professor Dan Wallace will be posting every Tuesday. He has...
Millet Lite: Mormon Scholar’s Christology Sounds Great, But It’s Less Filling
BYU professor Robert Millet and evangelical scholar Gerald McDermott recently coauthored an essay for Christianity Today entitled, “Mitt’s Mormonism and the...
Tom Schreiner on Justification
Broadcast #26: Tom Schreiner talks about the Protestant doctrine of justification and the current state of the Evangelical-Catholic dialogue. Converse with Scholars RSS feed |...
The Cursing Christian 2: Now my pastor needs soap in his mouth!
Or something like that . . . you all have to check this out. Chuck Swindoll was dropped from a radio station for his language. You will have to read it for yourself as the...
Let me divert attention to Bob
Considering the controversy of the Christian Music and Christian Sub-culture posts, I thought that I would just let this issue go . . . Nah! You got to take a look at my...
Theology Unplugged #64: Is the Bible Unique? and Emerging Dialogue
Theology Unplugged Broadcast #63 Â Question/Answers Segment: The unnecessary assumption of the Bible’s uniqueness in comparison to other ancient sources; Emerging...
Ethics and Truth-telling
Taken from “Is It Okay To Lie to Nazis?†in a forthcoming book with Baker Books Michael Shermer, publisher of Skeptic magazine, criticizes biblical ethics for its alleged...