Our Arminian brothers have much to teach us. The hermeneutics of "all means all" have profound implications for our lives. As I ...

The YouTube Killer . (By the way, is anyone else tired of newspaper articles that use the phrase "not uncommon" as if that were pr...

One of the best portions of Raymond Brown's The Birth Of The Messiah (New York, New York: Doubleday, 1999) is his discussion of Jesus...

For some reason, Shamgar referred me to this article, as if it was devastating to my position: http://smallwarsjournal.com/blog/2007/10/wate...

One of my ulterior motives for posting on this subject is a disturbing trend I see in some fringes of the religious right. At one level, I d...

Piper's The Future of Justification is available at WTS Books for 33% off ($11.99).

Is Flew being manipulated by Christians in the interests of spreading their message about the gospel? Is that possible? Would they do this? ...

As I mentioned in an earlier post , although Raymond Brown often came down on the liberal side of the spectrum in his analysis of the infanc...

From Steve: Vallicella has a sceptical streak that I don't share, but that caveat aside, he does a good job of analyzing and annihilati...

From Steve: I don't agree with Vallicella's view of church/state relations, but that caveat aside, he has some useful points to mak...

(Posted on behalf of Steve Hays.) Here's David Brooks' mock presidential debate between the Democrat contenders .

A very old Jewish man called his wife to bed. "I am going to die. Please call a priest -- I wish to convert to Catholicism." Hi...

One of the most influential scholarly works on the infancy narratives in modern times is Raymond Brown's The Birth Of The Messiah (New Y...