Coming Untrue

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Christians love the church of Acts   2 . Now they’re not wrong about that. The church in Acts 2 is certainly lovable. It looks, at le...

James Bartholomew of The Spectator on the subject of modern virtue :            “No one actually has to do anything. Virtue comes ...

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The consequences of sinful acts are rarely limited to the life of the sinner. A series of sinful acts can issue in ongoing repercussions....

I have a Catholic friend who is not a fan of the name Peter. She almost flinches at it. The name has associations, you see. I think...

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Walking home in the rain this morning, I passed a sun-faded, comprehensively rusted-out, seedpod-covered sports car. The fact that I ...

There is an idea in circulation that has become increasingly popular, and it is that God needs or is somehow validated by our attention, ...

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John Lennox is an Irish mathematician, philosopher of science and Christian apologist. The latter two are instantly evident from any ...

What do we mean when we say a particular passage of scripture is “culturally limited”? It’s a pretty common argument these days, us...

A few posts back I promised to try to answer the question How can we recognize teaching gift? In one sense the title of this post ...

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Truth is an interesting thing. If every intellectual, expert and scientist in the world could be simultaneously brought to consensu...

Monsù Desiderio, The Tower of Babel I’m thinking about human relationships, specifically the way we communicate. I used to take g...

In an opinion piece for The Claremont Independent , Taylor Schmitt waxes eloquent about “ How Campus Progressives Ruined Liberalism for t...

Some years ago I drove through upstate New York on my way to visit a client in Massac...

The New Testament is not laid out like a textbook or reference manual. If we’re honest, many of the conclusions generally drawn about...

The Bible is not a textbook. Some people treat it like one, but even a cursory look reveals it’s considerably more complex than that....