Augustine developed an increasingly mature “witness doctrine” of the Jews throughout his life.
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Theology and History in the Methodology of Herman Bavinck: A Review
A new study on Bavinck illuminates his balance of Scritpure, confession, and individual consciousness.
Like the Days of the Tree: The Other Voice of Allegory in Tolkien’s Artistic Reflections
Tolkien seemingly had harsh things to say about allegory. But is there more to it?
“In the Midst of the Congregation I Will Praise Thee”: The Political Need for Public Thanksgiving
American days of thanksgiving once incorporated public worship. Could they do so again?
“News” by Thomas Traherne
Colin Redemer introduces Thomas Traherne’s poem “News”
The Retrieval of Narratives in Apologetics
For a long time, narratives played a key role in apologetics. Is it time they made a comeback?
On Profitable Professions: Martin Bucer, “BS Jobs”, and Modern Money Making
Are concerns about “BS jobs” as old as the Reformation?
The Body of Christ Stretching Through Time
What good can come of a theology nerd-fest? Robin Harris reflects on Davenant’s 10th anniversary.
“Remember, Remember”: Why Protestants Should Still Celebrate Guy Fawkes Night
The 1662 BCP liturg for the 5th of November invites consideration of God’s purpose for, providence over, and preservation of government.
Are “BS Jobs” Vocations?
Is Martin Luther’s doctrine of vocation adequate to address the futility of so much modern work?