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Hymns vs. Choruses: Are the Worship Wars Worth Fighting?
This article is based on a section from my book What’s So Confusing About Grace? In a 1960 interview on Meet […]
church, consumerism, corporate worship, ecclesiology, What's So Confusing About Grace?, worship warsAn Interview with Me that You Should Read (because I said so)
Yesterday the blog Quaestiones Disputatae posted the following interview with me. In the interview, I tackle questions like the strongest […]
101. Atheism vs. Christianity with Adam Lee and Andrew Murtagh
This time on The Tentative Apologist Podcast I’m delighted to introduce two guests, Andrew Murtagh and Adam Lee. Andrew is […]
Adam Lee, Andrew Murtagh, apologetics, atheism, interview, Meta, theismCan a soldier be a Christian?
The catalyst for this brief rumination is a tweet from Bruxy Cavey: "One cannot be aware both of the history […]
Christian ethics, ethics, just war, pacifismThe Complementarian Dilemma
Egalitarianism is the view that all offices of church ministry and leadership should be open to both genders. By contrast, […]
biblical ethics, complementarianism, egalitarianism, ethics, hermeneutics, sexismCalvinism and God’s Love: A conversation with Guillaume Bignon
In this article I have a conversation with Guillaume Bignon about Calvinism and the concept of God’s love. Bignon is a […]
Calvinism, divine love, election, Guillaume Bignon, omnibenevolence, providence, theologyTrump, Comey, and Credibility
James Comey’s much-anticipated book A Higher Loyalty comes out next week and I just read a glowing review in The New York Times. […]
credibility, Donald Trump, James ComeyBad Arguments for Atheism. Bad Arguments Against Atheism.
I recently had the pleasure of appearing as a guest on Catholic apologist Trent Horn’s new podcast “Counsel of Trent.” […]
apologetics, atheism, Counsel of Trent, interview, podcast, theism, Trent HornPost-Apocalyptic Family Values: A Review of A Quiet Place
A Quiet Place opens with a family searching an abandoned drugstore for supplies. It soon becomes clear that we are […]
A Quiet Place, movie review, review