Is the Creed Still Plausible?
Joseph Minich considers whether believers today can still feel the Nicene Creed's claims about the Incarnation as plausible
Joseph Minich considers whether believers today can still feel the Nicene Creed's claims about the Incarnation as plausible
Carl Trueman offers a surrejoinder on Christian political conduct.
In the wake of LLF and Kigali, how should historic Anglicanism reassert itself around the world?
C.S. Lewis, gay weddings, and a defense of knee-jerk reactions
Lewis's Anglicanism, while of its time, still serves as a guide for orthodox Protestants today.
Chris Castaldo examines parallels between 1517 and the confusion of the Pope's latest remarks on same-sex relationships.
A new chorus for "Come Thou Long Expected Jesus" smuggles in some worrying theological errors.
Robin Harris reviews a survey of an unlikely subject for theology: fashion.
History's greatest theologian was also one its greatest apologists, and he has much to teach us.
James R. Wood reflects on Tim Keller's impact on his own ministry and the wider church.
