Limits of analogies for the Trinity
On the use of analogies to define trinitarian doctrine, from Kaled Anatolios’s work Retrieving Nicaea, The use of analogies has been pervasive in
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Frozen, The Secret Garden, and Twists of Fate
I haven’t seen Frozen, but my wife Jenn took our girls, and they came back with glowing reviews, not simply of the princesses
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On Calvinism and Odes
A wonderful post by Mark Tooley at First Things on that John Piper video that made the rounds a little while ago. He
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Anatomy of an evangelical kerfuffle (provisional)
1. Perpetrator provides an overstatement (due to enthusiasm) or misbalanced statement (due to polemicizing). 2. Firestorm of disapproval (“it’s a rejection of
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Five Lessons We Can Learn about Sin from AMC’s “Breaking Bad”
This piece just ran on the Washington Post’s On Faith blog. I wrote it after watching the series finale of BB last night. I still
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The saints in Damascus
Here is the full text of my interview with Michael Gryboski of the Christian Post for this article – thanks to Michael for
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Does Old Testament prophecy speak to the conflict in Syria?
I was interviewed for this article on OT prophecy, particularly Isaiah 17, and whether it anticipates the current conflict. Meanwhile, Dr. John Scott
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Christians in Egypt and the Middle East
We need to be reminded of and prayerful about our brothers and sisters in North Africa, Egypt, and the Middle East who are
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Emerging Flights
Global flight paths according to actual data not scheduled routes. Why is it so satisfying to look at emergent structures?
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The lion won’t leave
Listening to “The Silver Chair” by Lewis with the girls, we came across Jill Pole’s first encounter of Aslan. What to do when
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