In 2003 the great church historian Jaroslav Pelikan published his magnum opus, a book called Credo which gathers together more […]
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Should evangelical institutions require belief in eternal conscious torment?
In 1996 I graduated from Trinity Western University in Langley, BC. For years TWU has been (so I would argue) […]
doctrine, evangelicalism, fundamentalism, Statement of faith, Trinity Western UniversityWhat is the Trinity? A Review
Dale Tuggy. What is the Trinity? Thinking About the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. CreateSpace, 2017, 142 pp. In one of […]
Dale Tuggy, doctrine, reason, review, theology, Trinity, What is the Trinity?Who is Eric Schneider and why is he defaming Bruxy Cavey?
Yesterday I became aware of a nasty article by a fellow named “Eric Schneider” who has a blog devoted to […]
Bruxy Cavey, doctrine, Eric Schneider, heresy, heresy huntingCharity and Confession: The case of Bruxy Cavey and Tyndale Seminary
Today I came across a blog article titled “Why is Bruxy Cavey Teaching at Tyndale?” (Bruxy is a leading figure […]
Bruxy Cavey, doctrine, orthodoxy, principle of charity, Tyndale SeminaryWhy John Sanders won the Unbelievable Debate on Open Theism and Heresy
The most recent episode of “Unbelievable” featured a debate between open theist John Sanders and Calvinist James White. All in […]
Calvinism, doctrine, heresy, James White, John Sanders, Justin Brierley, open theism, orthodoxy, providence, UnbelievableThoughts on the Evangelical Leader and the Liberal Bishop (Part 1)
What is the relationship between belief (or right doctrine) and character? In this provocative parable of “The Evangelical Leader and the Liberal Bishop”, Dave […]
Dave Tomlinson, doctrine, emergent Christianity, evangelicalism, liberalism, post-evangelicalism, postliberalism89. What did the cross achieve? Oliver Crisp on Atonement
In 1973 the great Reformed theologian J.I. Packer delivered a very influential Tyndale Lecture titled “What did the cross achieve? […]
atonement, doctrine, Easter, Jesus Christ, Oliver Crisp, penal substitution, theology87. From the Bible to Doctrine: A conversation with Stephen Holmes
Open up your trusty King James Bible, turn to 1 John 5:7, and read: “For there are three that bear record […]
Bible, bibliology, doctrine, doctrine of scripture, hermeneutics, Stephen Holmes, systematic theology, theologyHell and Holiness
Last year I wrote an article titled “Hell, right doctrine, and right character” in which I explored the link between […]
doctrine, eternal conscious torment, hell, sanctification, Unfundamentalist Christians