“Unknown” Leaders
In an interview the other day I was asked where some of the “unknown” leaders are right now—folks whose leadership is thus far a well-kept secret, but are people who the rest of the Christian world should know about. Instead of naming names, I talked in general terms about a whole generation of presently “unknowns.” […]
Being “Nice” to Catholics
Back in 1994 I joined a number of other evangelicals in endorsing a document called “Evangelicals and Catholics Together.” It was a...
The Difficulty of Self-Knowledge
Here is a passage that I often return to, from the inaugural address of one of my presidential predecessors, Edward John Carnell:
Whoever...
Evangelical Manners
Recently I tried to get started on a book on “public manners for evangelicals.” I have now decided, after several false starts,...
Praying in the Classroom
Read a recent posting of mine on this topic here, on Duke Divinity School’s Faith & Leadership blog.
Saying Something Theological
When the well-known Christian ethicist James Gustafson gave the 1981 Ryerson Lectures at the University of Chicago, he chose as his title,...
On How “We Hold These Truths”
I heard someone say recently, in connection with whether a Mormon could be president, that John Kennedy had faced similar opposition because...
More on Belhar
Last spring I posted a piece criticizing the proposed adoption of the Belhar Confession as a confessional document by some Reformed and Presbyterian churches...
Reflections on a Formative Friendship
A wonderful little book has just been published. The title is not likely to propel it onto the best-seller lists: Faith in...
IALTA.COM SCAM
this is a scam website, the front store is well made, the website hasn't been longer than few months on the internet. Someone grabbed...
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