In a recent post , I cited a book on the cult of the saints by Matthew Dal Santo. Something that often comes up in the book is the wide vari...

The pre-Reformation Hussites differed with each other in some of their beliefs, but we find a rejection of prayer to saints among some of th...

A little over a decade ago, Matthew Dal Santo published a book about skepticism of the cult of the saints in the late patristic and early me...

Once again, many thanks to Led by the Shepherd for his fine work in getting out a new set of Steve's ebooks! The previous collection is ...

I've occasionally written about Biblical passages that are relevant to apologetics, but are often neglected in that context . Another on...

In a tribute to Tim Keller after his death, Michael Kruger mentioned an article he'd written about how persuasion is a missing element ...

Papias is one of the early church figures often made out to have been more influential than he actually was, often blamed for originating or...

I want to address some details of Psalm 22 that don't get discussed enough. My focus here is on verses 17-18.

"That kind of rock-solid confidence in the face of death has emboldened missionaries for two thousand years. The truth of God's pro...

Here's a discussion Gavin Ortlund had with Collin Hansen a few months ago concerning a book Collin wrote about Keller. I've had a q...

Ben Sinclair's Unravelling The Universe is a good YouTube channel to follow on paranormal issues. He's done interviews with some of...

Hebrews 5:12 tells Christians who were much more disadvantaged in life than we are in a lot of ways, "by this time you ought to be teac...

It's often claimed that every Christian, almost every Christian, or some other widespread consensus believed in a physical presence in t...

"It follows that we gain nothing if all we do is satisfy our fellowmen. Sometimes, of course, we see signs of honourable behvaiour amon...