Doing Theology and the Need to Avoid Bearing False Witness
Because I am not a regular reader of The Heidelblog, I had no knowledge that the chapter that I had written five […]
Category: Old Testament
How Should Churches and Christian Institutions Respond to Former Members who Bear False Witness in the Court of Public Opinion? (Part 2)
Like snow in summer or rain in harvest, honor is not fitting for a fool.Like a fluttering sparrow or a darting swallow, […]
We Are Earth-Bounded Humans in Every Way
The highest heavens belong to the LORD,but the earth he has given to mankind. Psalm 115:16 Recently, my wife and I visited […]
Christianity, Science, and Scientism
It occurred to me that my “final thoughts” for a graduate course I have been teaching for the past four weeks might […]
Honoring God with the Lips but Hearts Far from God
Defiance against the Creator in the U.S. Congress On February 25, 2021, the U.S. House of Representatives debated and then passed the […]
Living the Christian Life in a Time when God Judges Our Nation by Giving Us Evil Governing Authorities (Part 7)
What follows flows organically from the things I posted in my last entry in this series on how we ought to pray […]
Barren Conception: God’s Appointed Foreshadow of A Virgin’s Conception of the Son of God—A Christmas Meditation
It is likely that most of us are so familiar with the Christmas story from the Gospels of Matthew and Luke that […]
Does Not Nature Teach You?
Among the many questions the Apostle Paul poses in his thirteen letters preserved in the New Testament, one least comprehended by this […]
Face Coverings, Shame, and Nakedness
Earlier this week Doug Wilson posted “These Vast Reservoirs of Guilt.” The climax of his argument is this. What do you do […]
Of Sundials, Clocks, and Humans
What is an analog? Though an analog resembles something else, like a copy of an original, regrettably the concept of an analog […]