Albert Mohler lists his nominations for the most newsworthy events of 2009. Mohler’s criteria is that these events will actually be remembered in years to come and will have lasting consequences relating to them. As usual, his thoughts are worth considering. I have observed that other lists seem overly focused on the USA. I think …
So, for those of you who choose to thank God (in a particular way for the incarnation of ‘the Lord Jesus, the Saviour of his people) today: ‘Merry Christmas’. May we all keep thanking God for the incarnation of the Lord Jesus, the Saviour of his people, every other day as well. (Probably with less …
Previous posts here and here. I’m not going to recite all the issues again, read the previous posts for background. These are a collection of statements that sort of summarise the issues that people have with the document. On Reformation 21 Ligon Duncan posts a statement observing that members of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals …
Interesting piece by John Dickson published by the Fairfax Press in the Sydney Morning Herald and the Age. “Despite the sceptics, there is real truth in the story of Christmas” Dickson responds to historically based criticisms of the Christmas narrative: “Maybe the whole thing is a fable with no more credibility than Santa Claus. And, …
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