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Heidelcast 134: A Federal Vision Primer

Heidelcast

on December 18, 2019 | 14 Comments

I am interrupting the series on the doctrine of God to talk a little bit more about the Federal Vision. I have received many comments from those who tell me that they do not understand the Federal Vision. What is it? From . . . Continue reading →

Conventional Wisdom, Science, Frogs, And The Mob

R. Scott Clark

on March 23, 2018 | 24 Comments

I first became aware of the story of the frog in the kettle when I read George Barna’s 1990 book, The Frog in the Kettle: What the Christian Community Needs to Know About Life in the Year 2000 (Ventura, CA.: Regal Books, . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Political Correctness, Science, Sociology of the Church | Tagged conformity, frog, kettle, science, sociology of knowledge | 24 Comments

After the Boomers

R. Scott Clark

on October 2, 2008

How might the evangelical church appear? Sean talks about a recent book by Robert Wuthnow.

Categorized Sociology of the Church | Tagged Demographic Trends in American Christianity, Gen X, Gen Y, Millennials, nextgen

On the Abolition of Race

R. Scott Clark

on April 17, 2008

(HT: Anthony Carter)

Categorized Race and Reformation, Sociology of the Church | Tagged Race and Reformation

Egalitarians All

R. Scott Clark

on April 13, 2008 | 1 Comment

As a postscript to the series on Reformed church members as free agents I note that a recent poll shows that a majority of American Roman Catholics believe that they too can be “good Catholics” even though they do not attend mass . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Contemporary Evangelicalism, Sociology of the Church | Tagged Churchless evangelicals, contemporary Christianity | 1 Comment

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