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Philosophy of Revelation by Herman Bavinck My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is a thoroughly enjoyable read, and surprisingly applicable. While it is aimed at answering many of the demands of modern critical philosophy, it even applies to postmodern critical philosophy. View all my reviews

Religion History Dordt Assurance: The 400th Anniversary of the Synod of Dordt – The Aquila Report This Day in Presbyterian History September 5: Dr. D. James Kennedy First Person: Did the Kingdoms of Saul, David and Solomon Actually Exist? – Biblical Archaeology Society Did Jesus Exist? Searching for Evidence Beyond the Bible – Biblical Archaeology…

This Week Religion Nashville Statement | CBMW Rosaria Butterfield: Why I Signed the Nashville Statement | CBMW Sunday Worship Begins on Saturday | Desiring God Very Superstitious – Reformation21 Blog Conservative Presbyterian Seminary in St. Louis to Hold Conference Featuring Leftist Teachings on Race | Tennessee Star BiblePlaces Blog: Weekend Roundup, Part 1 BiblePlaces Blog:…

Another week, another blog post.  Of all of the links below, I highly suggest looking at the two posts on Sabbath and Sunday worship. Religion God’s Saving Love: Personal or Impersonal? | The Reformed Reader This Day in Presbyterian History August 21: Paul Woolley on Ministerial Training This Day in Presbyterian History August 23: Hodge…

This week has been wild.  It seems like every week is insane these days! By the way, when I do these Saturday Summaries, I simply put links to articles, and I don’t offer any sort of theological commentary.  I do this because I’m tired of articles about “How you ought to view _______ event as…

The Deacon: The Biblical Roots and the Ministry of Mercy Today by Cornelis Van Dam My rating: 4 of 5 stars This is a very thoughtful examination of the nature of the office of deacon. The author looks at the term deacon, the term office, the history of the office of deacon, the role of…

It’s been a wild week! A few good books were published. Bitcoin divvied up. Wars were rumored. Sentences were formed passively, and ended in prepositions. Religion The Biggest Story ABC DeYoung, Kevin 9781433558184 Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage: Critical Questions and Answers Newheiser, Jim 9781629953168 The Foundation of the New Perspective – Reformation21 Blog 5 Ways…

Slogging Along in the Paths of Righteousness: Psalms 13–24 by Dale Ralph Davis My rating: 5 of 5 stars Dale Ralph Davis has written another thoughtful, yet concise and pastoral, explanation of the Psalms. Within the book you find a mixture of token phraseologies, pithy statements, and scholarly summaries that flesh out the substance of…

A History of Christian Education by James E. Reed My rating: 3 of 5 stars This is a swift overview of the history of Christian education with a pronouncedly pro-feminist, anti-Puritan angle. View all my reviews

All sorts of crazy things happened this week in our fallen world:  Canaanites live-on (ish)! A pope judged a dead pope (back in the day)! Digital currency is whack (duh)! Saturday Summary (7/29/17) Religion BiblePlaces Blog: Weekend Roundup BiblePlaces Blog: New Evidence Discovered of Babylonian Destruction of Jerusalem The Cadaver Synod: Low Point in the…