On Supersessionism
by Hans BoersmaIt is not ethnic descent but union with Christ that determines one’s place in the household of God. Continue Reading »
It is not ethnic descent but union with Christ that determines one’s place in the household of God. Continue Reading »
The original human condition is one of temporality, contingency, dependence, and ignorance—and this is good. Continue Reading »
Prayer gives us entry into the eschaton, where we see the eternal glory of the Son of God. Continue Reading »
In one of his most irreverent moments, in the wild little book The Anti-Christ, composed not long before he completely lost his mind, Nietzsche states that there is only one admirable figure in the entire New Testament, one character alone who deserves our respect: Pontius Pilate. It’s an . . . . Continue Reading »
The Hebrew Bible: A Translation with Commentary by robert alter norton, 3500 pages, $125 In 1582, Catholic scholars in exile at Rheims published an English version of the New Testament prefaced by a lengthy explanation and defence of their rendering, which, they said, accorded with the rule of . . . . Continue Reading »
Peter J. Leithart and Matthew Schmitz provide two Christian views on immigration. Continue Reading »
By memorizing, we turn away from sinful distraction and share in God’s own, ever-reliable memory in Christ. Continue Reading »
The speculations of Dershowitz should have little relevance. Continue Reading »
Typological reading of Scripture has been disfavored in modern Christianity, but it should be restored to favor. Continue Reading »
Three blocks from the U.S. Capitol, we now have a striking witness to the enduring power of the Word of God: the Museum of the Bible. Continue Reading »