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On the many American evangelical uses of a medieval saint

While the economy is stifling hiring, faith-based publishers are pushing ahead to acquire and market more BIPOC authors.

The mid-twentieth century was an interesting time in human history.  Christendom had seen liberalism and modernism becoming more accepted, and the

The iTunes rating system has never really worked. When you view an album in Apple Music, a star appears next to its most listened to tracks, meant to

I can’t tell you how often I’ve heard people tell me that if they were to be truly obedient to God’s mission, they’d have to pack up and move to some

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Charles Hodge came along and was known as "the pope of Presbyterianism", and by all accounts was a staunch conservative theologian.

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.

The relationship between theology, science, and philosophy is one that can be strained at times.  Perhaps this is putting it mildly.  There are some who