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Between Babel and Beast is Peter Leithart's political theology that develops his work in Defending Constantine. Part one of our review.
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One of the ongoing debates in Reformed scholarship is what, if any, role natural law theory played in John Calvin's thought. The question has lots of implications, not
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According to John Calvin, the knowledge of God "is that by which we not only conceive that there is a God but also grasp what befits us and is
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If there is one idea that comes up in every lecture at Acton University, it is a particular view of the human person mentioned in shorthand as “Christian anthropology.” This
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The Sword and the Shaving Brush Towards a Biblical understanding of fashion By Timothy Bartel Part II - A Brief History of Clothing The wool dress I saw at Biola began
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I recently received the following email from a friend. I thought I would post my reply here. Read it below the fold. Do you think that Muslims and Christians worship
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I've been mostly busy working on other projects this week, so I haven't done much blogging, but I wanted to point out this comment from Jim:
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The discussion on the rationality of a transcendent being continues unabated over at PseudoPolymath. Mark and Jim continue to wrangle over whether it is possible or necessary to determine whether