Tuesday, May 1st 2012
Related Resources
Book Reviews
Salvation: A Review Series of Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley, Reformed Systematic Theology (Part 5)
Joel Beeke and Paul Smalley continue to roll out the installments of their projected four-volume Reformed Systematic Theology, and this review series has interacted with each section of this multi-volume endeavor. So far, each book has fallen nicely into two parts, easily [...]
This is a tough time to be a professor of classics, the study of ancient Greek and Roman literature and culture. Howard University has joined the ranks of those scrapping classics degrees, Princeton no longer requires classics majors to take Latin or Greek, and some are complaining that the whole discipline [...]
Few Christians today doubt that our relationship to our civil governments has gotten at least more complicated, if not outright harder, in recent years. Still, we often do not know how to navigate that challenge very effectively. We can be left thinking that we simply [...]
When I attended Calvin College back in the early 2000s, students who believed in biblical inerrancy were roundly critiqued and mocked. It felt like an entire generation of future pastors were being wiped out in the Religion Department. By God’s grace, a rogue professor [...]
