A Tale of Two Revolutions, Part 2
The Situation in Britain English society may have moved beyond the medievalism of the Ancien Régime in France, but in many ways the situation in Britain was just as dire […]
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A Tale of Two Revolutions, Part 1
View post“History is a vast early warning system.” —Norman Cousins A Bit of History Europe in the second half of the eighteenth century was a mess. On the continent, a system […]
The Gospel and the Law
View postIn discussions of so-called “same sex marriage,” Christians are frequently accused of hypocrisy for taking the passages in the Law of Moses dealing with homosexual behavior literally but ignoring for […]
A Biblical Perspective on Life’s Ups and Downs
View postCountless challenges arise from the battle with cancer. I witnessed many of them as I walked with my mom during her almost five-year war with the disease. The up and […]
The Believer’s Three Callings, Part 3
View postDominion in Proper Context In the previous articles in this series, I discussed the Great Commandment and the Great Commission and argued that these were two of the three things […]
The Believer’s Three Callings, Part 2
View postIn the previous article, I argued that a fully-formed biblical worldview recognizes three callings on the life of the believer: the Great Commandment, the Great Commission, and the Cultural Mandate. […]
The Believer’s Three Callings, Part 1
View postWhen evangelical Christians think about God’s purpose for the church and for their lives, they often think almost entirely in terms of evangelism. Growing in personal integrity and holiness of […]
The Practical Importance of the Spiritual Disciplines
View postYour body is central to your spiritual life. In fact, to say it’s the locus of your spiritual transformation is not an understatement. Lately, I’ve noticed an odd disconnect, though. […]
Misappropriating the Reformation (3): Sola Scriptura
View postThe Protestant Reformation was triggered by a conflict over the issue of justification, that is, how our sins are forgiven and how we obtain salvation. To resolve this issue, it […]
Misappropriating the Reformation (2): SOLA GRATIA
View postIn the first article of this series, I argued that modern American Evangelicalism has misunderstood the teaching of the Reformers that we are saved by faith, not works, and with it […]
Misappropriating the Reformation (1): Sola Fide
View postAlthough there were many streams of Protestant thought during the sixteenth century, nearly all of them agreed on three key ideas summarized by three Latin phrases: sola fide, we are […]
3 Questions to Put Our Fear Into Perspective
View postLately, I can’t stop thinking about Jesus asleep in the boat. The storm is surging; the vessel is filling with water; the disciples are scurrying. This is a historic scene, […]
Default Paradise
View postW.H. Auden says, “All the judgments, aesthetic or moral, that we pass, however objective we try to make them, are in part a rationalization and in part a corrective discipline […]
Learning to Leave the Growth to God
View postSpeaking metaphorically, the apostle Paul describes our ministry efforts in terms of planting and watering seed (I Corinthians 3:6-9). In the recent past, we’ve focused a great deal of those […]
Pascal’s 3 Dimensions of Reality
View postA Cryptic Thought According to Peter Kreeft, God in his mercy struck Blaise Pascal down at a young age before he could turn his “pensees” into a dry academic tome. […]
Migraines, Chronic Pain, and the Cross
View postThe “With-ness” of God in the Midst of Pain It overtakes my entire body. The discomfort typically begins with my neck and quickly creeps up the back of my head. […]
Community and the Creative Spirit
View postNietzsche With the Voice of an Angel Ralph Waldo Emerson’s seminal essay, “Self Reliance,” remains the great paean to American individualism. As with all the man’s writings, it’s equal parts […]
The Practical Root of Unbelief
View postCasual Atheism Christian men and women ought to be highly skeptical of the word practical as it’s often used in everyday conversations. When we scrutinize its usage, we discover that […]
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