Three takes on evil from Stephen King, John Gray and Alexandr Solzhenitsyn
Category: God
This section won’t be everybody’s cup of tea, but here are my musings on faith, preaching and theology.
John Frame: A Presuppositionalism of the Heart
John Frame on a ‘presuppositionalism of the heart’
John Frame: To What Does the Apologist Appeal?
John Frame on Romans 1, Imago Dei, and the appeal of the apologist
John Frame: Four Essential Components of the Christian Worldview
The first of three points that I really appreciated from John Frame’s intro to apologetics: Apologetics must lead to a fully-orbed view of the biblical God.
Apologetics for the Glory of God, by John Frame
Some preliminary thoughts on a largely frustrating introduction to presuppositional apologetics!
My Lasting Debt to the Left Behind Series
In which I attempt to say at least one positive thing about the whole Left Behind thing…
Magical Realism and the Imminent Frame
A brilliant essay from Deborah Bowen on the subversive power of magical realism in a supposedly secular age.
Gilead, by Marilynne Robinson
Gilead, set in rural America in 1956, is a rare gem of a novel, exuding gravitas.
Rods, stones and cash registers: a Pauline soundtrack
Rupert Everett on the ministry of the Apostle Paul.
Travelodge and the Scapegoat of Multiculturalism
On Travelodge, Gideon Bibles, and an ill-advised appeal to Multiculturalism.
Liam Thatcher 