First off, sorry for all the acronyms in the post title. Perhaps it is fitting, though, to use “insider” acronyms concerning an issue that, at the end of the day, really only involves a tiny corner patch in the midst of the vast acreage of God’s vineyard. If most or all of those acronyms mean [...]

A couple of issues back New Horizons, the official magazine of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church (”We’re Tiny, So You Know We’re Orthodox!”) printed what in my opinion was one of the most virulent smears against Bishop N. T. Wright that I’ve seen in print. That’s saying a lot, because among the Truly Reformed, smearing Tom [...]

“Guns don’t kill people” … but they do kill people very efficiently. John Stackhouse brings up a possible overlooked lesson from the recent mass murder at Virginia Tech.

My dear friend Dr. Bill Wilder, who helped me understand Reformed theology and kept me baptist while doing it, has been interviewed on N. T. Wright, the New Perspectives on Paul, and Meredith Kline’s covenantal theology by Pastor Greg Strawbridge of WordMP3.com. Bill, who studied under Dr. Kline at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, has a set [...]

My Internet friend, RTS student and blogger Stephen Wedgeworth, has posted a couple of fascinating quotations from N. T. Wright’s article in the recent volume Justification in Perspective: Historical Developments and Contemporary Challenges.
The first has to do with how he arrived at conclusions similar to those now associated with the so called New Perspectives on [...]