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Turretin Summarizes the Reformed Faith
Thanks to David for posting Turretin’s brilliant summary
Comfort for Machen's Worrier Children
From Carl.
Goodwin On Law and Gospel
Thanks to Mark Jones.
Why Old School Churches Sometimes Fail
Andy Webb explains.
Coming to a Bookstore (or Website) Near You
It should be available in November, but the cover art arrived today so I thought I would share it with you. It will be available at the WSC Bookstore and it should be available for pre-order at Amazon next week. You can . . . Continue reading →
Which is Most Correct: Mohammed or Muhammad?
I’m reviewing the page proofs for Recovering the Reformed Confession (cover art to appear here soon). My copy editor, who has done a fantastic job, has Muhammad. I’m pretty sure I had “Mohammed” originally. I have no personal preference but with transliterated words (e.g. . . . Continue reading →
New Banner at WSC Site
Just for fun. That’s a 17th-century volume of untranslated disputations by Turretin I’m holding. It’s a future project.
In Search of the Spirit
Danny Hyde’s MR essay is online and free. Good stuff.
If You Love Radio…
There’s an interesting and surprisingly fair piece about Rush in the NYT. Which listeners, NPR listeners or Limbaugh’s, scored higher in news knowledge?
Avast Ye Swabbies, Pirate Christian Radio is Online
Thanks to Gene Veith for the heads up. They’re carrying WHI classics and Issues Etc.
Interesting Sermon Test
How many sermons pass this test?
Hitch Gets Waterboarded and Lives to Tell About It
Christopher Hitchens had himself waterboarded.
Woody Allen, God, and Hollywood
Robert Recio has an interesting post.
Comments About Open Office (Aqua)?
In my never ending quest to get rid of all vestiges of Microsoft from my computer, someone recently pointed me to Open Office.
Once More: Why the Biblical Languages?
Josh VanEe explains.
Our Bloody Religion pt 3 (HC 14)
Part two of this series is here. 14. Can any mere creature make satisfaction for us?
The Splendor of the Three-in-One God
An oldie but….
Reflections on WSC Commencement '08
at the WSC site
Helm: Calvin v the Calvinists?
Paul Helm was one of the first to challenge the Calvin v Calvinists thesis so his recent post on Calvin and covenant theology is a little surprising.