A response to Glenn Peoples’s ‘No, I am not an inerrantist’
A while back, one of New Zealand’s more prominent Christian bloggers, Glenn Peoples, wrote an article titled ‘No, I am not an inerrantist’. In it, he outlines his understanding of the doctrine of...
View Article“No one is righteous”…metaphorically speaking
Today I received an email from a reader named Ryan, who writes: I’m in a discussion with a guy regarding free will, and in our discussion, we’ve come to a point where he is asking how we know when to...
View ArticleCatholic and Reformed views of God and Scripture: a correspondence
I recently received an email from a Roman Catholic with whom I have occasional correspondence. In it, he lays out some of the elements of his understanding of the doctrine of Scripture, and of God’s...
View ArticleGod and goodness: a second reply to Victor Reppert
Continued from ‘God and goodness: a reply to Victor Reppert’ « Victor has posted a further response in our ongoing discussion regarding the nature of good as presented in the Bible, and how it compares...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 4
Continued from part 3 « In the continuing correspondence with my Catholic apologist, he responds, in lieu of a lengthier reply, with a single criticism which has been implicit in his earlier...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 3
Continued from part 2 « This is the final part of my response to the first letter in this correspondence, although further responses may be forthcoming as the correspondence continues. My Catholic...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 2
Continued from part 1 « The comments regarding 2 Timothy 3:16-17 were not the only ones I received from this particular correspondent. He went on to say— Paul also refers to oral tradition in 2 Timothy...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 1
I recently received the following correspondence in relation to 2 Timothy 3:16-17. As any Christian ought to know, this is no doubt the most perspicuous passage in which Scripture is affirmed as our...
View ArticleDoes God exist? Part 4
Continued from part 3 « Click here for Angels Depart’s final statement; below is my response— As I see it, Angels, there are three main areas which I must cover in this final response so as to show...
View ArticleDoes God exist? Part 3
Continued from part 2 « Click here for Angels Depart’s third statement; below is my response— Erratum; August 2, 2007: thank you Jim for pointing out that I incorrectly cited the covenant conditions...
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