I've discussed this before: https://triablogue.blogspot.com/2015/02/the-greek-fathers.html but I'd like to make some additi...

Mt 23:37 is one of the most popular Arminian prooftexts. I've discussed in in some detail a few years ago: http://triablogue.blogsp...

https://www.proginosko.com/2019/09/reforming-apologetics-worldview/

Previously, I have presented some evidence for why I think the beast in Revelation 13 could have referred to the Roman X Legion Fretensis.  ...

Truth. Corruption and sin inside the church are far, far more damaging to the church than the conduct of those who don't believe. We...

There's an interesting contrast between music and architecture, specially in the modern era. If you want to experience a Gothic cathedr...

A mark of a false belief system or false scientific theory is that it becomes increasingly complicated to defend. When originally ...

I'm waiting for Pope Francis to write this into the catechism: Today in chapel, we confessed to plants. Together, we held our grief...

I'm not a musicologist. While I know a fair amount about music in some respects, the musical tradition is vast, so this post may reflec...

Christians often argue for Biblical prophecy fulfillment by using prophecies that are highly controversial, both in terms of the meaning of ...

As many have already heard, Jarrid Wilson committed suicide . Wilson was a 30 year old pastor in California who apparently had a lifelong st...

Apparently there's a brouhaha over Saturday Night Live (SNL) firing a comedian they just hired. Someone named Shane Gillis. The reason...

James Anderson and Christopher Watkin discuss Derrida, Foucault, and Hume. More information here .

1. A stock objection to biblical inerrancy is really or apparently contradictory names in the extant text of Scripture. Examples include 2 ...

There's a stereotypical deconversion narrative, endlessly repeated with minor plot variations: 1. Boy grows up in "fundamental...

Published Catholic conversion testimonies have a lopsided emphasis on conversion for intellectual motives, but how representative is that? ...

At least since the 19C, if not earlier (16-17C), there's been an ongoing debate about whether Christianity and science stand in conflic...