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Dorothy L. Sayers was a Christian apologist, a great translator and guide to Dante, and a pioneering mystery novelist. Nadya Williams has written a fascinating essay about Sayers and her vocational struggles, including reflections on scholarship in academia as opposed to the scholarship of "public intellectuals."
As a school of theology, it’s in decline. As a cultural and political force, it’s more influential than ever.
By Moses Oludele Idowu “My bowels, my bowels! I am pained at my very heart; my heart maketh a noise in me; I cannot hold my peace, because thou hast heard, O my soul
Moses Oludele Idowu says the tragedy of Christianity in our day is that modern Christians no longer think at all.
The claim that one is arguing based on "the Bible alone -- on nothing more than the clear and self-evident meaning of scripture" is always, on some level, a shtick.