Aristotle on Eternal Security
What does a pagan Greek philosopher have to tell us about Christian salvation and eternal security? More than you might think.
No, Curtis Chang: The Covid Vaccine Is Not Like the Gospel
I have a bad habit of reading things which I know will make me angry. That's most of the reason
Pumpkin Spice, Starbucks, and the Liturgical Calendar
Yesterday began the first, and most important, of the holy seasons for Starbucks: Pumpkin Spice. (I reject Frappucino as a
Hymnody as Catechism
Alright, we're sticking with the music theme for another week. Not that I'm debating instruments again; I want to consider
Instruments in Worship: When "Silly" Theological Differences Signal Divergent Premises
I'll be the first to admit I try to screen churches before I visit them. I don't really want to
Live Not By Lies: A Review
Rod Dreher's most recent book, Live Not by Lies, is valuable in part because it shows that at least one
"Common Era": Anti-Intellectual Nonsense
This won't be a long one, but it's a subject I take personally. The designations "Common Era" ("CE") and "Before
Why I Am Not a Calvinist—or an Arminian
This is somewhat of a companion post to an article I wrote recently on the ERI Blog. In it, I
Deep and Deeper Magic: Natural Law and Revelation in Narnia
I wrote my senior thesis back in college, in large part, on natural law/natural right theory as displayed in
The Repugnant Conclusion and Christian Discipleship
I believe that evangelical Christianity has embraced a sort of "Repugnant Conclusion" with respect to the priorities of the church.
