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THE MASTER INDEX
Table of Contents
2. Faith and Practice
3. The Culture Wars
4. Politics
5. Theology
6. Atheism and Skepticism
7. Miracles
8. The Resurrection
9. Near Death Experience
10. Inerrancy
11. Calvinism
12. Canonics
13. Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy
14. Other Religions
15. Miscellaneous
16. E-Books
17. Book Reviews
1. Before You Begin
Posting comments here is a privilege, not a right.
The Role of Apologetics
Why argue when it doesn't change anyone's mind?
2. Faith and Practice
Too Hot to Handle (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
In this series Steve Hays covers controversial topics: abortion, civil disobedience, deception, divorce, drugs, fornication, incest, marriage, masturbation, obscenity, polygamy, pornography, profanity, slavery and suicide.
License to Kill
What are the best arguments for abortion?
Let's Kill Your Child
Valuing Life
The abortion debate goes beyond personhood and autonomy.
The Gift of Life
Common ground arguments against abortion are good as far as they go. But we shouldn't neglect Christian reasons for opposing it.
Art and the Bible
The Second Commandment
Commentary on Exodus 20:4-5, Deuteronomy 5:8-9, Deuteronomy 4:15-19
A Response to TurretinFan on the Second Commandment
What Does the Second Commandment Forbid?
The Human Face of God
More discussion on the Second Commandment and religious art.
Picturing Jesus
Two typical arguments against images of Jesus are mutually incompatible.
Is Mel's Movie Impious? (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
On Gibson's portrayal of Jesus in "The Passion."
Religious Cartoons
Seeing Jesus
Some Calvinists trade on the same equivocation that Catholics use to say Mary is the mother of God.
Is God Unpicturable?
Daniel 7:9 and verbal imagery.
The Good Shepherd
God uses metaphors that naturally create mental pictures.
"Ungodly Perversions"
A longer discussion and debate.
VanDrunen on Pictures of Christ
What's a Picture of Jesus?
Manichaean Worship
A response to B.C. Hodge.
Church and Creeds
The 4-Door Labyrinth (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5)
For many observers, both inside and outside the church, Christendom presents a bewildering array of squabbling schools and sects.
Justin Bieber Churchmanship
Is it better for a pastor to keep his political views to himself?
Sola Credo
Overemphasis on Reformed creeds is the mirror-image of Eastern Orthodoxy.
Ethics
Christianity's Influence on Friendship
Must Christians Always Forgive?
In the comments, Alan Kurschner provides a bibliography for textual issues surrounding Luke 23:34a.
The One-Armed Man Did It!
Debate over the death penalty.
Images of Heaven
Holodeck Heaven
In the comments, Alan Kurschner provides a bibliography for textual issues surrounding Luke 23:34a.
The One-Armed Man Did It!
Debate over the death penalty.
Heaven
Images of Heaven
Holodeck Heaven
Homosexuality
The Sodomizing of Same-Sex Affection
Acquired Taste
Gay Pride
Starfish and "Doing Away with the Law"
Homosexual Adoption
"Prayers for Bobby"
Loving and Committed Pederasty
Internet Etiquette
Michael and Me
Facebook feeds and expectations of privacy on the Internet.
"Triablogue is Full of Big Meanies"
Peter Pike on what is "loving" in tone and temperament, a discussion continued in the comments.
Knowing God
Show me Your Glory
"Just as we know another person by his body, we know God by his world."
Why Believe the Bible
What are the reasons for believing God inspired the Bible?
Marriage
Is there Sex in Heaven?
Till Death Do Us Part?
Better to Love and Lose Than Never Love At All
"Family Idolatry"
Some pastors put their ministry above their family.
Politics
Morality is Politics
Or is it?
Polygamy
Polygamy is condemned by Scripture
A Literary Approach
Prayer
Praying for the Past
Is it ever appropriate to pray for a past outcome?
The Problem of Answered Prayer
Is unanswered prayer a problem?
Slavery
Economic Justice
The Old Testament attempts as much as possible to curtail slavery.
Sports
Fight Club
What about mixed martial arts?
Are Contact Sports Immoral?
Football vs. Baseball
Suffering
Feelings, Nothing More Than Feelings
Some words of comfort to a suffering Christian.
The Death of Pets and the Afterlife
I Will Wait Till My Change Comes
3. The Culture Wars
The Manhattan Declaration
Analysis by Steve Hays
Is the Manhattan Declaration ECT Redux?
Making the Judaizers Orthodox
Education
Child Sacrifice
On the SBC resolution for parents to take their children out of public schools.
Media and Culture
The Twitterati
Every time we have the advent of a new communications technology, we have social critics who bemoan the fall of Western civilization.
Practice Makes Perfect
Real World: San Diego tries to advance a political agenda.
Newsweek Misrepresents Homosexuality and Polygamy
The Moralizing Amoral Moralist
A response to Hector Avalos' column in the Des Moines Register.
Dawn Treader
A review of the movie in light of C. S. Lewis' original novel. And read a follow up review here.
Prince Caspian
Broader literary reflections on Lewis.
THE EVƎNT
On the TV series.
The Rose and the Amaranth
A review of Limitless.
4. Politics
Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth
An overview of the liberal political agenda.
Religion and Law
The Old Testament Today
For some Christians the law of Moses might as well be an electrified fence.
Theonomy
Voting
Marriage, Morality and Politics
What do we make of a candidate's marital history?
War and Peace
Pacifism vs. just-war.
What are the criteria? And are they valid criteria?
Counter-terrorism in a just-war framework.
Miscellaneous
On Conspiracy Theories
5. Theology
Creation
No, Virginia, the World is Fake
Bertrand Russel and the apparent age of the universe.
Eschatology
Matthew 16, 24 and Additional Passages on the Second Coming
Did Jesus and the earliest Christians teach that the second coming would occur within Jesus' generation?
One Of The Main Reasons I Think Exapologist's Atheology is Wrong
On an allegedly false prophecy of Jesus. See also here.
Biblical Manhood and Womanhood
Hermeneutics
Apostolic Exegesis Redux
Did the Apostles interpret Scripture the way we do?
Justification
Not Once Saved, Never Saved
On Zane Hodges and his antinomian heresy.
The Trinity
6. Atheism and Skepticism*
Ancient Testimony and Eyewitness Accounts
On the alleged gullibility of ancient people.
It isn't limited to establishing the Resurrection.
Does Origen provide support for the notion that ancient people would not have been suspicious enough to detect Biblical forgeries?
Does Eusebius advocate lying?
Jason Engwer responds to the idea that Tertullian promoted irrationality.
Is the Slaughter of the Innocents Historical?
Matthew's passage of the slaughter is often considered one of the weakest aspects of the infancy narratives.
Precious Memories
Crossan doubts the reliability of memory.
How to be an Objective Non-Christian Scholar
Bertrand Russel's foot-in-mouth comments.
Existence of Jesus
Early Agreement About the Historical Jesus
The existence of Jesus wasn't an issue among the earliest Christians and their enemies.
Anonymous Gospels?
Hostile Corroboration of New Testament Authorship (See also here).
The Credibility of Some Critical Theories about New Testament Authorship
Some Lesser Known Evidence Related to Gospel Authorship (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4)
Why Trust the Canonical Judgments of the Early Church?
Why Trust Josephus?
Who Wrote the Gospel of John?
Does Romans 11:9 Suggest That Romans is a Forgery?
The Witness of Luke
Thinking Critically for George
A response to liberal dating schema.
The Dual Authorship of Scripture
New Atheism
Three-Hanky Atheism
On atheist deconversion testimonies.
Everyone's to Blame But Me!
John Loftus' deconversion and the true face of apostasy.
Ludicrously Inadequate
Dawkins on the Lewis trilemma.
Christianity and Fideism
Not all Christians take a fideistic approach. See also here.
Creation, Evolution and Teleology
The Principle of Plenitude
Appealing to natural design flaws is rather unscientific.
Light and Shade
A scientific approach to Genesis 1 is apt to misinterpret the chapter.
Is Evolution Falsifiable?
Another Darwinian Bites the Dust
The Problem of Evil
Religion and Evil
One way of explaining the various religions of the world is to see them as offering and modeling different problem-solving strategies in relation to the problem of evil.
Misc
The Moral Standards of the Earliest Christians
Some Early Sources on the Infancy Narratives
People often compare the Christian virgin birth accounts to unhistorical birth accounts in Jewish or pagan sources.
A Review of James White's Debate with Robert Price (Part 1, Part 2)
*Also consult Inerrancy (#10) for related posts.
7. Miracles
Naturalistic Delusions
A discussion of hallucinatory phenomena leads to an exchange over whether natural laws are as problematic for supernatural theories as natural ones.
Bell, Book and Candle
Since miracles don't occur today, it's difficult to believe that one occurred two thousand years ago. We've moved beyond the superstitious, pre-scientific worldview of the ancients.
The Onus of Miracles
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
The Myth of Roger Bannister
A satirical look at skeptical standards of history.
Paul's Conversion
Many important nuances are often neglected.
Unexpected Miracles
On the common skeptical objection that prior expectation makes people more likely to think something happened that didn't actually happen.
Non-Christian Miracle Accounts in a Christian Worldview
Non-Christian Corroboration of the of the Darkness at Jesus' Crucifixion
8. The Resurrection
On the Evidence Generally
The Significance of the Resurrection Evidence
The Resurrection Narratives Came From Sources Who Were Named And Known
Did the Resurrection Accounts Develop Over Time?
How Significant is it When Modern Scholars Affirm the Historicity of Biblical Events?
Does the bias of Christian scholars negate their conclusions?
Matthew Green's Attempts to Dismiss the Resurrection Evidence
The Eyewitness Testimony
"Whether Then It Was I Or They, So We Preach" (1 Corinthians 15:11)
The resurrection witnesses may not have had any physical evidence for their belief in the resurrection. Accounts of physical evidence may not have arisen until around the time when the gospels were written, much later.
Why Didn't the Risen Christ Appear to More People?
Should There Have Been More Witnesses?
Why Didn't Jesus Appear to Everyone?
A stock objection.
Rehabilitating the Hallucination Theory
Does a vague appeal to "visions" overcome the problems with the hallucination theory?
Dawson Bethrick's "Not Impossible" Speculations
More on subjective visions.
Resurrection Witnesses and Acts 26:19
Did the Early Christians Suffer and Die for a Belief in the Resurrection?
The Early Christians' Willingness to Suffer and Die
Harmonizing the Gospel Accounts
The Genre of the Resurrection Narratives
History and Harmonization
Harmonizing the Gospel Accounts
Everybody Harmonizes
From Easter to Pentecost
On the alleged contradictions in the Resurrection accounts.
The Guarded Tomb
Unbelievers dismiss the account of guarded the tomb as a made-up story. But there are two basic problems with this dismissal.
The Empty Tomb
The fact that Jesus’ tomb was found empty is reported early, by multiple sources, by eyewitnesses, and with non-Christian corroboration.
Don't Overestimate the Empty Tomb
The Credibility of the Gospel Resurrection Narratives
Secular Munchkins on the March
Robert Price response to Gary Habermas' article "The Resurrection Appearances of Jesus." Steve Hays comments.
Extra-Biblical Sources
The Alleged Apathy of Christianity's Earliest Enemies
Early Jewish Acknowledgment of the Empty Tomb
The Resurrection Tablet
Did Christianity borrow from ancient resurrection myths?
The Nature of the Resurrection
Why is the Resurrected Jesus so Ordinary?
Its ordinary reporting in the New Testament literature is evidence for its veracity.
Did The Apostle Paul Believe in a Physical Resurrection of Christ?
The Licona Controversy and Matthew 27
The Resurrected Saints
Michael Licona has recently come under fire from Norman Geisler, James White, and Jamin Hubner for what he wrote about the resurrection of the saints in Mt 27:52-53.
The Day Hope Died
A practical element of the Licona controversy.
The Blessed Hope
On the underlying principle of Resurrection.
Early Christian And Non-Christian Interpretations Of The Matthew 27 Phenomena
A Bad Argument Against the Resurrection That's Often Repeated
Matthew 27:52-53 demonstrates that the gospel writers either weren’t writing in a historical genre or were willing to believe unlikely resurrection accounts or make them up.
9. Near Death Experiences
An Evangelical View of Near-Death Experiences and Related Phenomena
Jason Engwer has been doing studies on NDEs. This is an index of his posts.
10. Inerrancy
(The interested reader is also encouraged to see Steve Hays' review of Bart Erhman's Jesus Interrupted found in the Book Reviews section below.)
Exodus Redux
A post and subsequent discussion on inerrancy broadly.
Ancient Mythology and Biblical Narrative
The Legend of Sargon
Comparisons between Sargon and the account of Moses are unimpressive. See also the substantial follow up here.
Scripture Versus Myth
Cosmology
Is the flat earth an article of faith?
A Flat Earth, A Mormon View of God, and Other Skeptical Readings of Scripture
John Loftus argues that passages like 2 Samuel 22 and Job 26 present a flat earth.
Arkeology 101
On criticisms of flood geology.
Sacred Time & Sacred Space
The Sceptic’s Annotated Bible on the creation and flood.
Borrowed Cosmology
Gentile influence in areas of cosmology favor the Christian position rather than skeptical theories.
The Flood and the Flat-Earth
"One of the glaring incongruities in reading standard attacks on Noah’s flood is the totally disconnect between the view of the world which critics ascribe to the narrator, and the view of the world which critics use as their frame of reference in attacking the flood account."
The Pillars of the Earth
On flat-earth language in Scripture.
NASA's Flat-Earth Cosmography
"Up" is a phenomenological term.
Journey to the Center of the Flat Earth
Did Calvin and Gill believe hell was physically under the earth?
Flat Earth or Flat Head?
A discussion of various scholars and methods in Biblical cosmology.
The Waters Above
On "primitive" people judging by appearances.
Ascent of Mount Carmel
Does "taking the Bible at its word" require "thinking in terms of a flat earth"?
Jello-O Dome
More the alleged flat-earth disposition of the Biblical writers.
Geoplanar Oceanography
On Paul Seely's Defense of Enns
Gilgamishmash
Does the Enns Justify the Memes?
Enochian Cosmography
On Enoch 32:1-4.
The Firmament
Considering the standard triple-decker universe model.
A discussion with a physics student over creationism.
Hard Sayings
Crooked Judges
You and I don't have to like the Bible for it to be true.
Violence in the Old Testament
What are we to make of the emotionally difficult examples of corporate responsibility, brutality and violence throughout the Old Testament?
Miscellaneous Objections
Does the Gospel of Mark Contradict the Infancy Narratives?
One Angel or Two?
How many angels were at the tomb?
Textual Criticism
Some False and Misleading Claims About the Textual Record
Textual Criticism Done Dan Brown Style
"What we have today is a copy of a copy of a mistranslation of a copy of a copy..."
Do We Have the Word of God in Light of Textual Variation?
Dagoods Deadwood
Sometimes skeptical text critical questions are based on ignorance of the relevant literature and cultural considerations. See also the follow up here.
Talking Out of Turn
A response to comments by two Muslim apologists. See also the follow up here.
Misquoting Metzger
What do we make of Metzger's collaboration with Ehrman?
Self-Foot-Shooting Scepticism
11. Calvinism
What is Calvinism?
It is a theology of thanksgiving.
When you lose the theological debate, you can always invoke Servetus.
"The Author of Sin"
The Authorship of Evil
Does the Arminian Argument from Authoring Evil Backfire?
Freelancing the Authorship of Sin
Atheists can redeploy the Arminian authorship charge against Christianity generally.
The Authorship of Adam's Sin
The H.M.S. Thibodolt
On properly framing the debate.
12. Canonics
Authorship and Acceptance
Who Wrote the Bible? (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
The Inspiration of Scripture
Broad observations on the process of inspiration.
How were books of the Bible originally received by their target audience?
The Means of Identifying a New Testament Canon
How does someone come to conclude that a particular book is Scripture?
From Apostolicity to the Twenty-Seven-Book New Testament
An extended essay on using the criterion of apostolicity to establish the canon.
Apostolic Authority and the New Testament Canon
Canon & Chronology
Complications with moving the date of the New Testament forward one hundred years.
How We Got the New Testament
On the production of the canon.
The Significance of Other New Testament Canons
Marcion and the New Testament
Irenaeus and the Gospel Canon
A passage in Irenaeus that critics of Christianity have been abusing for a long time.
Canonical Implications in John's Gospel
On the use of John 14 - 16 in canonical discussion.
Did it take a significant amount of time for the NT to be recognized as Scripture?
The Gospels and Acts
The Origin of the Four-Gospel Canon
Comments on C.E. Hill's Who Chose The Gospels?
Do Modern Versions Change Key Doctrines?
This link contains an extended discussion on the longer ending of Mark.
Would Matthew Not Have Used Mark if He Really Wrote Matthew?
Mark's Gospel of Peter
The Historicity of Acts
The Johannine Books and the Theory of Another John
Lazarus Didn't Write the Fourth Gospel
Against Ben Witherington's theory. (See here for an earlier discussion.)
Epistles
Who Wrote 2 Peter?
1 Enoch 1:9
On Jude's use of the apocryphal work, with application to Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox arguments on the subject.
Did the Churches of Revelation 2-3 Reject Revelation?
Old Testament
Bible or Babel? (Part 1, Part 2)
Source criticism and Mosaic authorship.
The OT Witness to the OT Canon
The Making of the Hebrew Bible
Remarks by Richard Hess are quoted.
Why Do Evangelicals Agree With The Christian New Testament Consensus, But Disagree With The Christian Old Testament Consensus?
Hebrews 11 and the Old Testament
OT chronology as discerned in Hebrews 11.
Josephus and the OT Canon
Vanity of Vanities
Did Solomon author Ecclesiastes?
13. Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy
The Historical Roots of the Reformation And Evangelicalism
This is an index by Jason Engwer that links to about fifty posts related to issues such as: apostolic succession; patristic evidence in relation to the canon, the papacy, the eucharist, etc.; infant baptism; mariology; sola Scriptura; etc.
Remembering Halloween and Forgetting the Reformation
The Apocrypha and Canonics
The Canon of Scripture (Part 1, Part 2)
Do Evangelicals have no right to appeal to Scripture because they cannot justify their canon?
Canonics and Catholicism
Steve Hays responds to Bryan Cross in the comments section of Green Baggins.
A Fallen Seraph
Eastern Orthodoxy's official canon?
A History of the Apocrypha
Selections from Metzger's scholarship generates a long discussion.
Orthoducks-Hunting
Extended discussion on the LXX, its use in early Christianity, related textual questions, etc.
The Legendary Alexandrian Canon
Eastern Orthodox Acceptance of the Hebrew Canon
The Multiple Canons of the Eastern Orthodox
Kallistos Ware On the Canon
Poppin-Jay on the Canon
On alleged patristic and/or New Testament citations of the apocrypha.
Eastern Orthodox scholarship on the longer ending of Mark.
Did they use the LXX? Also read the comments for additional, useful information.
The Eucharist
An extended discussion on sacramentalism ensues.
Some important points are often neglected in discussions of the Eucharist.
Hermeneutics
A look at mainstream Catholic hermeneutics.
Another look at mainstream Catholic hermeneutics
The Veneration of Images
Idols & Idolatry
Exodus 20:4-5
Mary
The Perpetual Virginity of Mary
Prayers to the Dead
Attempts to Make a Biblical Case for Prayers to the Dead
Staying Focused in Discussions about Prayer to the Dead
The Significance of Later Patristic Testimony to Prayers to the Dead
Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox take Celsus' Advice
Celsus criticizes Christians for their neglect of angels and other beings lower than God.
Ecclesiology and Tradition
On the alleged need for an infallible church.
Inaudible Oral Tradition
Refuting Roman Catholic claims to an oral tradition.
Catholics in Collective Denial
Roman Catholics often employ mutually exclusive argumentation in defense of their denomination.
Verifying Apostolic Succession
The mere presence of a concept does not demonstrate its truth.
Paleocracy
What we call the Catholic church is not an ageless, timeless, suprapersonal being who was born 2000 years ago, and has been of one mind ever since.
The Use of Augustine in Late Medieval and Reformation Studies
Many positions in the medieval church were based on spurious writings attributed to the great theologian.
Liberal Orthodoxy
Protestants are not the only religious movement that deals with liberalization.
Liberal Orthodoxy Encore
The Vitality of Division
Early Church Government
Did The Apostles Require That All Churches Have A Monarchical Episcopate?
Sola Scriptura
Back to Babylon (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)
Steve Hays examines the case for the Magisterium.
The Self-Witness of Scripture to the Canon of Scripture
Catholic epologists allege that sola Scriptura is self-refuting unless the canon of Scripture is self-referential.
The Messiness of the Canon
There are some difficulties involved in making judgments about the canon of scripture. But those difficulties aren't as bad or as unusual as they're often made out to be.
Jude the Obscure
Jude is often thought to pose a problem for Protestantism.
Sola Scriptura and Textual Criticism
There’s a striking parallel between Catholic objections to sola Scriptura and liberal objections to inerrant autographa.
The Twenty-Seven Book New Testament Before Athanasius
Origen is the earliest extant source to advocate the twenty-seven-book New Testament canon.
The Civil Wars of Popery
Division is hardly a Protestant phenomenon.
Scott Carson
Roman Foot-In-Mouth Disease
A response to several arguments against the Protestant rule of faith.
Jay Dyer
Wisdom of Solomon
Jay Liar
Enoch
Philip Blosser
Sola Ecclesia
Bryan Cross
Raëlian Catholicism
Francis Beckwith
Justification by the Numbers
Friend of my Enemy
Francis Beckwith on the Apocrypha
What Misled Beckwith Back to Rome
Jonathan Prejean
Counsel for the Defense
The Word of God
Perry Robinson
Nuda Scriptura
What the Church has "Always Taught"
The Sufficiency of Scripture
The Progress of Dogma
Dave Armstrong
Armstrong, Acorns, and Other Mixed Nuts
Steve Hays responds to the notion that Catholicism is an oak which sprang from an apostolic acorn.
Rome and Early Christian Unity
The Development of the Canon (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4)
14. Other Religions
Islam
The Muslim Conundrum
If what Muhammad said was false, then he’s a false prophet; but if what he said was true, then he was also a false prophet.
On Michael Sudduth's Deconversion to Pantheism
A Mind at the End of its Tether
Dishonoring Christ
Conversion and Deconversion
Ad Hominem, Testimonial Evidence, and the Argument from Religious Experience
Can a Leopard Change His Spots?
15. Miscellaneous
"Reformed" Catholics?
A review of Reformed Catholicism.
A Look at Brian McLaren and the Emergent Church
16. E-Books
The following e-books are authored the Triablogue team and are available free of charge:
Common Objections to Christianity
The End of Infidelity
The Four-Door Labyrinth (1)
The Four-Door Labyrinth (2)
The Four-Door Labyrinth (3)
The Four-Door Labyrinth (4)
God's Canon
The Infidel Delusion
Love the Lord with Heart and Mind
Musica Mundana
Sola Ecclesia: A Rejoinder to Philip Blosser
This Joyful Eastertide: A Critical Review of The Empty Tomb
Why I Believe: A Positive Apologetic
Why I Believe: I'm Glad You Asked!
17. Book Reviews
Magisterium: Teacher and Guardian of the Faith (Cardinal Dulles)
A review by Steve Hays (Part 1, Part 2)
The Resurrection of Jesus (Michael Licona)
Jason Engwer's Six Part Review:
(1) Overview
(2) Modern Miracles, The Significance Of Groups, Hostile Corroboration
(3) Suffering And Martyrdom, Clement Of Rome
(4) Papias
(5) Polycarp, Justin Martyr
(6) The Unusual Phenomena At The Time Of Jesus' Death, The Conversion Of Jesus' Brothers
Jesus and the Eye Witnesses (Richard Bauckham)
Initial Impressions
Jesus Interrupted (Bart Ehrman)
A Review by Steve Hays:
(3) Ehrman Corrupted
(4) One in a Billion
Inspiration and Incarnation (Peter Enns)
Trusting the New Testament (J.P. Holding)
A Review by Jason Engwer
Discovering Jesus: Why the Four Gospels Portray One Person? (T. D. Alexander)
A Review by Paul Manata
Redeeming Science (Vern Polythress)
A review by Steve Hays
A High View Of Scripture? (Craig Allert)
A Response To Craig Allert's Recent Book On Scripture
The Heresy of Orthodoxy (Andreas Kostenberger)
Read the comments for areas of minor disagreement.
Paradox in Christian Theology (James Anderson)
A review by Paul Manata
Finding a Good God in an Evil World (William Dembski)
A review by Steve Hays
Chosen But Free (Norman Geisler)
Sergeant Pepper's Bleeding Hearts Club Band
Latex Univeralism
Sgt. Pepper's Bleeding Hearts Club Band responds.
