In case you missed them, these were the five most popular posts for the week of April 21–27, 2025.

1. R. Scott Clark, James K. A. Smith’s Bad Argument Is An Indicator Of Improving Health In The CRC
2. R. Scott Clark, A Meditation On Divine Immensity
3. Cliff Foster, To Obey Or Not To Obey, That Is The Question: An Examination Of Anthony Burgess’s Theology Of Law And Gospel In Vindiciae Legis: Part 1
4. Jason Vander Horst, Review: The Cure for Unjust Anger By John Downame, Edited by Brian Hedges
5. Stephen Spinnenweber, Psalm 67: Isn’t It Aaronic? (Part 1)

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