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The completion in 2008 of the project of translating theologian Herman Bavinck’s (1854-1921) Gereformeerde Dogmatiek (Reformed Dogmatics) from Dutch into English has sparked a renaissance in Bavinck studies in particular while fueling the ongoing renaissance …
In the February 18, 2010 edition of the Christ the Center podcast by the Reformed Forum, Mark Garcia discusses issues that are central to the Reformed teaching on justification by faith, including the believer’s union …
On the Reformed Forum’s Christ the Center podcast, Camden Bucey interviews two seminary presidents who have had to take stands against the erosion of biblical truth within their own institutions: Dr. Peter Lillback, president of …
A couple of weeks ago NPR produced a fairly even-handed report on the nascent controversy among evangelicals regarding the question of Adam and Eve’s existence. At least it’s even-handed insofar as both sides were allowed …
If any 20th century Christian book deserves to be called a “classic”—even a “timeless classic”—it’s J.I. Packer’s Knowing God. One clue that a book has achieved “classic” status comes when publishers keep releasing new editions …
The early 20th century’s Social Gospel was a cocktail of ideas achieved through the blending of Enlightenment philosophy and Socinian theology. The Enlightenment had promised an egalitarian society founded on human reason. The post-Reformation heresy …
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