Church Property Disputes
Recently I was talking with a friend who is a part of a “breakaway” Anglican congregation whose members are in a property dispute with their former Episcopal diocese. He complained bitterly about the large amounts of money both sides are spending in the ongoing litigation, to say nothing of the loss of property that the […]
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 Lesson of “Ancient Seas”
I was 15 years old when I stopped believing in a “young earth.” And it happened, of all places, at a fundamentalist...
On Being a “Van Tilian”
I’ve finished reading John Muether’s excellent biography of Cornelius Van Til, published recently by P&R Publishing. I will be reviewing it for...
Evangelical Students: Are We Ready for Them?
I am writing an essay on Carl Henry’s ecclesiology, for the Evangelical Theological Society meetings in November, and have just finished reading...
A Time for Singing “Kumbaya”?
In his latest Newsweek column, Fareed Zakaria discusses the views of people who think that President Obama’s call for a new global...
Cheer and Gloom
I have often puzzled about a comment made by Dr. Samuel Johnson, as reported by his biographer James Boswell. He had often...
More from the “Cesspool” about Catholicism
I get the impression that the folks over at the reformata.org blog do not like my
views. Here’s a...
A Forgetful Messiah?
During a conversation with a rabbi friend, things got a bit tense. He had been reading a book that I had written,...
In Touch with the Angels?
Lorna Byrne can see angels. Her book chronicling her angelic encounters is presently at the top of the best-seller list in her native Ireland....
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