One Eternal Day

As I followed links looking for something I eventually didn't find, I happened upon "Why I Am a Baptist" by Albert Mohler . Mo...

From several years ago, excerpts from "Is It Time to Quit ‘Quiet Time’?" (likely behind a paywall). The problem isn't actuall...

I have subscribed to The Daily Liturgy offered by Mere Orthodoxy . It is available as a morning newsletter, online, or as a podcast and can...

A recent article at Mere Orthodoxy describes the results of a "Pew Religious Landscape Survey" on American beliefs about evoluti...

I've been reading history for a very long time. I love this sort of thing. On an ancient Jewish historian and what he may have written a...

When my father died, I asked the pastor to use scriptures that remind us of the hope we have. They are scriptures used for the funeral of a ...

From a 1971 W.H. Auden letter critical of liturgical reform : As for the Psalms, they are poems, and to 'get' poetry, it should,...

From Barton Swaim's review of Charles Murray’s Taking Religion Seriously : .... A Christian friend, asked by Mr. Murray how he had come...

Robinson Crusoe is, of course, a classic work of fiction. Few, I suspect, think of it as a work of Christian fiction. The illustration is b...

Michael at Shadow to Light usually takes on the arguments of atheists. This time, he posts on a subject that will annoy some Christians: ...

The incoming President's favorite pastor was Norman Vincent Peale, the author of The Power of Positive Thinking (1952, but still in pri...

From "And They Began to Be Merry" by Kevin Williamson: Jesus’ first miracle isn’t about transmutation of beverages—it is about so...

I enjoy browsing through books of quotations, collections from many sources like H.L. Mencken's  A New Dictionary of Quotations (it was ...

Russell Moore : Russian president Vladimir Putin murdered another Christian this week. It was just another day in Putin’s supposed project o...

In 1944 Sheed & Ward, a Catholic house, published The New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ , translated by Ronald Knox . K...

Michael J. Kruger is a professor of New Testament and Early Christianity. He regularly teaches an elective, “The Origin and Authority of th...

E.D. Hirsch Jr. in Cultural Literacy argued that there are things that “every American needs to know." Biblical literacy ought to be a...

From "Because I Said So" : .... Moses offers three critical ways to address the challenge of trusting in the divine: remembrance, ...

"When the Therapeutic God Isn’t Sufficient" considers what we are taught by Lamentations .... Sometimes Christians will try to us...

From "Doubting Thomas: On Peter Manseau’s The Jefferson Bible " : WITH A PENKNIFE in his hand, Thomas Jefferson cut out of the gos...