Carl R. Trueman

Firestone’s brand of feminism viewed the female body as an instrument of oppression. Continue Reading »

I went to Europe expecting to be somewhat discouraged by what I would see. I returned exhilarated. Continue Reading »

Moltmann's theology was tied to immanence, and thus each and every one of his contributions marked a wrong turn, a deviation from orthodoxy, and a dead end. Continue Reading »

Christianity is marked by cheerfulness and hospitality, both of which the Bible makes clear are functions of gratitude. Continue Reading »

The Church needs to remain faithful to her appointed task and not become simply an arm of those vying for political power.  Continue Reading »

The exaltation of youth protests is the elevation of ignorance and incompetence. Continue Reading »

Christians need to talk more about the transcendence of God, which is an immunization from being captured by evil political forces.  Continue Reading »

The upcoming election is a time for Christians to remember St. Paul’s call to focus on heavenly things, for to put trust in “princes” will lead to inevitable disappointment. Continue Reading »

A report on the Church of England's role in African chattel slavery is heavy on cost-free righteousness and light on the Book of Common Prayer.  Continue Reading »

Ours is a time of anthropological crisis when we as a society cannot agree on what it means to be human. Thus, theologians who faced that issue in Nazi Germany are obvious dialogue partners upon whom we can draw. Continue Reading »