By: Jason|07 October, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: authority of Scripture . Bible . Credo . inerrancy . inspiration . sufficiency
The October issue of Credo is out and contains plenty of good reading. This issue is focused on the authority of Scripture and includes interviews, articles, and reviews by Thomas Schreiner, Gregg Allison, John Frame, Timothy George, Fred Zaspel, Michael A.G. Haykin, Tim Challies, Matthew Barrett, Tony Merida, Owen Strachan, J. V. Fesko, Robert Saucy, and many others. Read the…
Read more »By: Jason|07 April, 2011|Categories: Theology|Tags: Bible . D. A. Carson . exegesis . exegetical fallacies . Hermeneutics . r.c. sproul
In this video, two scholars sit down for a short discussion about hermeneutics, problem Bible passages, and exegetical fallacies.
Read more »By: Jason|05 April, 2011|Categories: science|Tags: Bible . J P Moreland . moral teaching . science . sexual promiscuity
A good post by J.P. Moreland on how new research about the health dangers of sexual promiscuity confirms the truth of the Bible’s teachings.
Read more »By: Stuart|24 September, 2010|Categories: Theology|Tags: Bible . Creatio Ex Nihilo . Nothing . Paul Copan
Paul Copan looks at the biblical basis for the idea that God created all things out of nothing.
Read more »By: Stuart|20 September, 2010|Categories: Debates|Tags: atheism . Bible . Christianity . Conquest of Canaan . debate . Divine Command Theory . Ethics . God . matthew flannagan . morality . Raymond Bradley . theism
Footage of the debate between Raymond Bradley and Matt Flannagan.
Read more »By: Jason|23 February, 2010|Categories: Biblical Criticism|Tags: Bible . Creation . evolution . Genesis . history . literalism . myth . N.T. Wright . Video
How should we read the first few chapters of Genesis? Myth, history, or something else? Some thoughts on a video by N.T. Wright, the Bishop of Durham and prominent Biblical scholar.
Read more »By: Jason|03 February, 2010|Categories: Theology|Tags: Bible . biblical exegesis . Biblical Interpretation . don carson . Hermeneutics . interpretation
Modern Reformation have made available a good article by Don Carson, research professor of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, on Biblical exegesis and how to approach difficult interpretive questions.
Read more »By: Bnonn|17 November, 2009|Categories: Biblical Criticism . Theology|Tags: Bible . Biblical Criticism . Biblical Interpretation . Doctrine . exegesis . inerrancy
Bnonn responds to Glenn Peoples’ critique of the doctrine of biblical inerrancy.
Read more »By: Stuart|24 October, 2008|Categories: Biblical Criticism . Creation & Evolution . Philosophy of Science|Tags: Bible . Discoveries . Epistemology . Integration . science
A follow-up answering some criticisms of “The Argument from Evolution” article, and the charge that the Bible offers nothing scientifically relevant. The refutation is threefold. There is discussion on how the Christian worldview has benefited science; the motivation for Christians pursuit of truth in science; and the discoveries in science that the Bible anticipated.
Read more »By: Stuart|24 October, 2008|Categories: Biblical Criticism . Creation & Evolution . Philosophy of Science|Tags: Bible . Creation . evolution . intelligent design . science
A follow-up answering some criticisms of “The Argument from Evolution” article. These include defending Premise 1-1: If evolution is true it requires a divine miracle; explaining there is no need for an explanation of the explanation; the science of Intelligent Design and its predictions; and broadly defending the criticisms of religious texts.
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