The logic of religious liberty in Walker’s book encourages moral anarchy rather than liberty.
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By Steps and Degrees: A Short Introduction to Preparatory Grace
“Preparatory grace” is a neglected doctrine. It’s time to do something about that.
Theological Prolegomena and the Three Forms of the Word of God
Is it high time we reorganized Reformed theological prolegomena?
The Rise of Common-Sense Conservatism: A Review
A fascinating and well-written intellectual history of the American Right.
Free to Be or Free to Believe? What the Battle for Baptist Identity Tells Us About Religious Liberty
The Baptist idea of “soul competency” has been distorted, and with it our whole notion of religious liberty.
Social Activism and the New Testament
Does the “social justice” turn of some evangelicals line up with New Testament’s approach to societal problems?
The Forgotten Political Theology of Thanksgiving
Our politics now makes a vice of thankfulness. How can our political community remain thankful?
“The Light of Nature” in the Westminster Standards
How did the Westminster divines feel about natural theology and natural law?
Why Christians Should Use People
Why did Augustine say to use people, rather than enjoy them?
Tragedy as Philosophy in the Reformation World: A Review
How did the Reformation world use tragedy to further its understanding of philosophy?