Category Archives: What I’m Reading

The first guest post will be posted later on today. Thank you so much to those of you who have expressed your interest in taking part in this and to those of you who have already sent in posts. The … Continue reading →

This Lent I would like to try something that I have never tried before on this blog. This may end up falling flat, but I would like to believe that it will work out. Whether it works out or not … Continue reading →

Leithart blogs on the subject of a biblical view of obscenity. Meanwhile, the brouhaha on the Warfield list that started all of this has only just died down. The discussion has made interesting reading and generally reveals an apparent inability … Continue reading →

Leithart continues to post on the FV debates: A few days ago, I suggested that the Federal Vision controversy in the Reformed churches is a “Presbyterian identity crisis.” But I don’t want to minimize the theological dimension of this debate. … Continue reading →

Leithart writes: After the Reformation, Reformed churches found themselves striving not only with Catholics but with Lutherans, and as a result both Reformed and Lutheran dogmatics developed along the lines of a one-sided, though historically understandable, via negativa. Reformed theology … Continue reading →

by the Internet Monk. Read it all here.

Check out this hilarious list. I may even try to find ways to work some of these words into my regular vocabulary.

N.T. Wright comments on the recent refusal of exemption to Roman Catholic adoption agencies on anti-discrimination legislation. There is no way that the Catholic Church is going to change its mind on this one given 18 months or so. This … Continue reading →

The affirmations and denials are not all directed at specific statements of FV/NPP advocates. The reason for this is that just about every single time someone says “The FV says this,” FV proponents say “no, they don’t.” So, many of … Continue reading →

Trevin Wax links to three quizzes here. I got 10/10/9. The order of the parables in Luke 15-16 was the question I dropped on the advanced quiz.