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I appreciate this excerpt from Oliver O'Donovan Desire of the Nations. Due to the resurrection, the ancestors of our diverse and diffuse...

Sam Leith reviews Paul Strohm's account of a pivotal season in Chaucer's life ( The Poet’s Tale: Chaucer and The Year that Made th...

Recent reports of Christians (and other groups) being forced into slavery in Iraq  and Nigeria  raise terrible questions about how Christian...

Raphael, St. Peter Healing a Lame Man, Tapestry As I was teaching yesterday through the story in the Gospel of Mark in which Jesus hea...

The consistently interesting Peter Berger wants to convert you to his position on proselytes. Jesus, like the Buddha and Muhammad, was...

Most people know that the religious roots of Christmas can be found in the great redemptive event of Jesus Christ’s birth or incarnation, w...

In 1963, the esteemed Reformed theologian and apologist Cornelius Van Til gave an address in Baltimore, Md. on the topic of Reformatio...

Emma Green has an engaging piece at The Atlantic on the film Exodus: God and Kings, a film that continues Hollywood's long tradition of...

Peter Berger has another interesting post , this one on the recent trend of Western youths converting to Islam and travelling to Syria to jo...

For those lonesome souls, restless with wondering about ancient verse, a restlessness that ghosts your reading life like an albatross coasti...

Here is a great quote by Bavinck on the incarnation, one that is fitting for this Advent season. You can find the whole thing over at the...

This article over at the  Huffington Post by Justin Ricklefs gets so much right about being a father to daughters. I would only add a point...

While the nature and extent of secularization has been questioned of late (see this post on Peter Berger's recent shift in thought),...