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"I distrust folks who have ugly things to say about Karl Barth. I like old Barth. He throws the furniture around." Flannery O'Connor One of the Historian Mark Noll's new book about the reception of C. S. Lewis among the first U.S. American readers historicizes the way Lewis has become a beloved figure especially in American evangelicalism. One way to understand this unique moment is to compare it with the reception of Karl Barth's theology.

Essentials of Christian Thought, Chapter Two Here I will briefly comment on Chapter 2 of my book Essentials of Christian Thought (also the second

This is a minor abridgement of a huge dialogue, originally posted on 19 March 2002. This is from the good old Internet days (now long gone) when Wide-ranging & very substantive dialogue on many aspects of development of doctrine, with Protestant apologist Jason Engwer: concentrating on the biblical canon.

A non-fundamentalist, evangelical narrative of the divide Thanks to Don Johnson for his personal, fundamentalist account of the divide between

Why I prefer “Orthodox” to “Conservative” *Note: If you choose to submit a comment here, please make sure it is relatively brief (no more than 100 words),

One of the most popular and thoughtful evangelical bloggers on the web, Scot McKnight discusses theology and current events in conversation with others.