Monthly Archives: July 2005

According to Charles Hodge: The analysis and exposition which Prof. Schaf gives of this great doctrine of justification by faith alone, is thoroughly evangelical. We commend it to our new school brethren as a mirror in which they may see … Continue reading →

For those with satellite or decent cable, who don’t know if they should invest in DVDs yet, see this.

Interesting take on relating faith and culture (Mormonism & Video Games) here. Not sure what I think about it.

I actually have substantially different views of Biblical worship from those of Professor John Frame. Nevertheless, I still think this analysis of “traditionalism” is excellent. May it be read as a diagnosis and never become a post-mortem.

Are we subchristian because we have family devotions rather than family worship?

This entry is quite suggestive. However, I think he misses something. Or everyone does. Why haven’t more of the emergent read John Frame’s The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God and Vern Poythress’ Symphonic Theology? These works are rich and … Continue reading →

Back from Juarez but too busy to blog much! (VBS is next week and I am supposed to teach the fourth graders.) But here’s the song my class sang (with skit I won’t try to describe) for our closing ceremony. … Continue reading →

Introduction Thank you for your warm welcome and generous hospitality. It is an enormous pleasure for Maggie and myself to be here in Monroe for the first time. I am particularly grateful to those who have worked very hard to … Continue reading →

Reggie Kidd has a blog

Here’s an appraisal I received from a correspondent, which I thought was worth passing on: I just read through N.T. Wright’s paper on women in ministry here: http://www.fulcrum-anglican.org.uk/docs/2004/20040904wright.cfm Very disappointing (although I expected to disagree with it knowing Wright’s position). … Continue reading →