Multifaceted Witnessing
In my recent blog posting on the “golf bag” image of atonement theory, I thought I was clearly defending the essential nature of substitution. But several readers somehow took me to be waffling, particularly because I allowed that in some cases we might look for a “hole in one” by presenting the defeating-the-Powers aspect to […]
2008: A Year for Beholding
The first philosophy course I ever taught was in a university department where there were textbooks that were prescribed by the department...
When the Animals Will Form a Choir
The speaker at the conference was telling us about “creation care.” The Bible has some good stuff in it about the subject, he said....
Thoughts about the Lord’s Table
There is a very strange ad in the current issue of Crisis, a conservative Catholic magazine. Billed as “An Appeal from Faithful...
Thoughts About Rest
Eagles Communication is a wonderful organization in Singapore, founded by Peter Chao, a Fuller alum and now one of our trustees. They...
Diverse Gifts–In the Academy Also
The other day we had our annual ceremony for giving years-of-service awards to faculty and staff at Fuller. The folks who planned the service...
Atheism and Liberal Theology
Early on in my theological pilgrimage I was influenced by J. Gresham Machen, particularly his book Christianity and Liberalism. That book was...
Remembering John Hick
I just read in the Christian Century that John Hick died in February, at the age of 90. I saw him as an important...
“Knowing Mormons”
A friend told me about the time a time when, back in the 1960s, he was asked, as a recent college graduate bound for...
Evangelism and Public Discipleship
We released the “Evangelical Manifesto” yesterday at the National Press Club—see http://www.anevangelicalmanifesto.com/. I joined with the other drafters in expressing worries...
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