I mentioned the debate between Ware–Grudem and McCall–Yandell a while back. The subject of the debate is “Do relations of authority and submission exist eternally among the Persons of the Godhead?” I’m currently watching the debate live right now. You can tune in as well. I don’t know if I’ll liveblog. We’ll see. But I probably […]
Theology
Interview with R. C. Sproul on Evangelicalism
The Ligonier Ministries Blog points out that R. C. Sproul was on the White Horse Inn with Michael Horton. The topic of discussion is the state of evangelicalism. In this interview you’ll learn important things about R. C., like what kind of vegetable he would be if he were one. https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZMOJGmMGj2E
Resources on the Problem of Evil
I’ve seen several treatments of the problem of evil around the blogosphere recently. Interview with John Frame on the Problem of Evil Andy Naselli at Between Two Worlds The Logical and Emotional Problems of Evil Andy Naselli at his Theology blog The Problem of Evil, Suffering, and Pain C. Michael Patton at Parchment and Pen […]
Ware–Grudem vs. McCall–Yandell on the Trinity
A few weeks ago, a friend informed me of this upcoming debate between Bruce Ware & Wayne Grudem and Tom McCall & Keith Yandell. It’s very relevant to my dissertation topic, so I’m looking forward to hearing the results. Hopefully audio and transcripts will be made available. I read a paper from Tom McCall several […]
Blomberg: Progressive Dispensationalist or Historic Premillennialist?
Chad Knudson pointed out a new book from Baker Academic, A Case for Historic Premillennialism: An Alternative to “Left Behind” Eschatology. It’s edited by Craig Blomberg and Sung Wook Chung.1 Here’s the first paragraph of the book description: Twentieth- and twenty-first-century American evangelicalism, particularly at the popular level, has been virtually saturated with the eschatology […]
Van Til on Barth—and Doctrinal Sins
Those who are familiar with the writings of Cornelius Van Til are well aware of his strong criticism of Barth’s theology. He takes Barth to task in Christianity and Barthianism and The New Modernism: An Appraisal of the Theology of Barth and Brunner and avers that Barth’s theology is “in all fundamental respects . . […]
John Frame on Seminary
Ryan Burns, an MDiv student at RTS Orlando and the main guy behind the Going to Seminary website, posts his 17-minute video interview with John Frame on issues related to seminary education. The interview goes into Frame’s views on the traditional model of seminary as expressed in these two pieces: “Learning at Jesus’ Feet: A […]
New Exegesis and Theology Blog
I just found out that a friend of mine, Brian Collins, has been blogging for a couple of weeks at Exegesis and Theology. Brian is a voracious reader and careful thinker. I’m sure his blog will be worth keeping tabs on. HT: Andy Naselli