'How-To's: God-Centered Biblical Interpretation by Vern Poythress How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon Fee Is There a...

When Sinners Say "I Do" : Discovering the Power of the Gospel for Marriage by Dave Harvey. Read the Table of Contents , Foreward ...

By the way, "Henry," this one's especially for you. Turretinfan has graciously given me permission to post his exegesis chall...

James Swan has written an excellent summary , with responses, of some of the myths Catholic e-pologists frequently circulate and recirculate...

T-stone is straight out of central casting. Type cast to play the part of the apostate. 99 times out of 100, apostates fit the FBI's psy...

Michael Behe responds to his critics .

Posted on behalf of Steve Hays... In his knee-jerk reaction to my review of Kitcher’s new book, T-stone, as a good little foot soldier, reci...

Posted on behalf of Steve Hays ... Human curiosity leads people to ask what things are for . Teleological explanations answer “What for?” qu...

For those interested in certain philosophy of science issues (e.g. whether the success of a scientific theory necessarily indicates it's...

(Posted on behalf of Steve Hays.) Philip Kitcher has just published a book defending naturalistic evolution while attacking creationism and ...

My dear sister, Dorcas Hawker and our brother, Wade Burleson are working to get the SBC to employ virtual meeting technology to increase the...

This is reminiscent of the absurd memorial services that occurred after September 11, 2001. This sort of thing is now commonplace in our cu...

I've been having a really good conversation with Les Puryear, Bart Barber, and several others over at Les' blog. To get the backgro...

Quick PSA: Johnny on the Spot Timmy Brister is live blog ging the National Founders Conference this week. On the Pyromaniacs channel, Dan P...

Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate go wild for the host! Pictures included! Look, if you can justify prayers to the saints based o...

I picked up Ernst Mayr’s What Evolution Is for a couple of reasons. Firstly, the title seemed to suggest that this book would be a detaile...