Some might be interested in the following discussion between William Lane Craig and Josh Rasmussen on divine aseity and abstract objects. I ...

H.G.M. Williamson's commentary on Isaiah 6-12 came out recently. I just wrote a post on Facebook about Williamson's material on Isai...

Jonathan McLatchie has a good article on the deity of the Servant figure in Isaiah and some of the connections between the Servant Songs and...

" Further Thoughts on Tuggy’s Challenge " by Prof. James Anderson.

James Anderson responds to Dale Tuggy's latest challenge.

In this article, Derek Rishmawy cites Turretin and makes the point about the God of Exodus (indeed, the God of the Old Testament): I tho...

" Before the Mountains Were Brought Forth: A Defense of Divine Timelessness " by Lydia McGrew.

" The motivation of Frame " by Paul Helm.

" Bavinck and Berkhof " by Paul Helm.

" John Frame - God, time and space " by Paul Helm.

http://www.rbap.net/journal-of-the-institute-of-reformed-baptist-studies-sample-of-impassibility-article/

R. Scott Clark said : This passage gets us closer to the heart of the problem, his apparent revision of the traditional Reformed doctrine o...

" God, both Impassible and Impassioned " by Paul Helm.

James Anderson reviews God Without Parts by James Dolezal. BTW, here's a video interview with Dolezal on his book:

http://www.lakeviewchristiancenter.com/messages/2012/02/19/doctrine-of-god-3-attributes-of-lordship-2/

From John Frame .

James Anderson responds to Bill Vallicella's " Negative and Positive Trinitarian Mysterianism ."

Paul Helm responds to Roger Beckwith (PDF).

From Jeremy Pierce.

"Robert" had some kind words for Calvinists: He wrote: But my problem is that calvinists keep bringing up this dumb argument tha...