The John 3:16 conference has fanned into flame the embers of an old controversy that is always smoldering to one degree or another. I’ll ven...

(The brevity of this review is because I wrote it for good reads , which has a 10,000 key stroke max.) Boyd’s book was a very interesting r...

Some Orthodox epologists, who shall remain nameless (to protect the guilty), say that Protestants, or at least some of us, are heretics of o...

As 2008 draws to a close, I'm sure many of us feel that we could've done much more this year to implant God's Word into our hear...

Jason’s Engwer’s review of historical evidence for the first Christmas has drawn some criticism on a discussion board. I’m not going to comm...

The Parable of the Dying Do-Gooder By JAMES FRANK SOLÍS In a certain city there lived a man who always treated others better than himself. O...

I've been asked to comment on 1 Cor 15:29. 1.Keep in mind that no one really knows what it means, least of all the Mormons. It’s one of ...

The Bush administration came under fire for its methods of interrogation and other aspects of counterterrorism. All these debates will be re...

Though interestingly enough, it is the non-Reformed Baptists who maintain three very Catholic dogmas (contra their Reformed ‘brothers’): fre...

One of the stock objections which Catholic apologists like to use against sola Scriptura is to try to generate a dilemma: How can sola Scrip...

This is in answer to a question I received. How should Christians react when someone says something that hurts their feelings? Mind you, I t...

This is in answer to a question I was asked. Basically, the question was this: is it better to let homosexuals to adopt a kid if no one else...

I still don't understand why Bart Ehrman is so highly regarded among so many critics of Christianity. Here are some comments from a rece...

Dominic Bnonn Tennant has finished writing a novel for NaNoWriMo called The Ash and the Air . Here's an intro from Dominic to whet your...

Turretin Fan has done an interesting little post on the perennial issue of freedom and foreknowledge: http://turretinfan.blogspot.com/2008/1...

Paul Manata has done us a service by reviewing Scott Clark’s new book: http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2008/12/recovering-reformed-confession...

RECOVER 1. an act of recovering. 2. the regaining of or possibility of regaining something lost or taken away. 3. restoration or return to h...