Legalism and Law-Keeping
J.I. Packer on Legalism and keeping biblical law: No doubt ever appears about the universal applicability and authority of laws … Continue reading Legalism and Law-Keeping
Tag: ethics
Galatians and Christian Theology
In 2012 a large group of scholars gathered at St. Andrews for the fourth in a series of triennial Scripture … Continue reading Galatians and Christian Theology
Bavinck’s Virtue Ethics
In “Distinctively Common” an essay by Clay Cooke – a PhD candidate at Fuller Seminary and Free University of Amsterdam … Continue reading Bavinck’s Virtue Ethics
There is no Judeo-Christian Ethic…
In Kingdom Conspiracy Scot Mcknight makes an argument that the church in American has bought into the temptation of Constantinianism. … Continue reading There is no Judeo-Christian Ethic…
Two Quick Political Philosophy Reviews – Balibar and Rawls
Spinoza and Politics (Radical Thinkers) – Etienne Balibar This book was great. I read it as a 3rd year philosophy … Continue reading Two Quick Political Philosophy Reviews – Balibar and Rawls
Responsibility and Atonement (Pt. 1)
It’s Easter Weekend! Its the time of year we Christians celebrate Christ’s atoning work for us on the cross and … Continue reading Responsibility and Atonement (Pt. 1)
Obama, Romney, and Christian Ethics
Election day is around the corner and many Americans are still on the fence. Obama or Romney? Many Christians will … Continue reading Obama, Romney, and Christian Ethics
