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
Scattered Thoughts on Theology and Culture…
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
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
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
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…
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
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)
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