Geerhardus Vos, a Pioneer Biblical Theologian at Old Princeton Seminary
Part 2 Geerhardus Vos’s Biblical Theology: Four Features, Four Insights, Four Errors Many readers, as children, first heard the unfolding story of […]
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What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 4)
After nearly fifty years since Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington, D.C. (August 28, 1963), […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream (Part 3)
A Brief Biographical Comment. For my entire academic career, I have been asking the question—What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream?—the […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 2)
At the close of the first installment of this series, I pose the following questions. Given Martin Luther King, Jr.’s reasonable and […]
What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream? (Part 1)
Nearly forty-eight years ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his “I Have a Dream” speech from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. […]
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 […]
Hear The Scriptures Again, for the First Time: Exposition
This is the expositional portion that completes my previous entry: Hear the Scriptures Again, for the First Time: Introduction. There, I urged […]
Hear The Scriptures Again, for the First Time: Introduction.
Among the many things that I have learned as a student of the Holy Scriptures, first as a young seminarian and now […]
The Importance of Recognizing Figures of Speech in Scripture
I had intended to post an article that would flow out from the one last week. However, my rather lengthy response to […]
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 […]