A Village Isn’t Enough
by Peter J. LeithartReading Scripture in community isn’t enough. Continue Reading »
Reading Scripture in community isn’t enough. Continue Reading »
Without trust in resurrection, there is no ethics. Continue Reading »
Ethical dilemmas in foreign languages. Continue Reading »
Wesley Vander Lugt takes the theatrical turn in theology, Continue Reading »
History indicates that there is some ineradicable knowledge of the truth about sex, argues Pastor Rich Bledsoe. Continue Reading »
Kirsten Powers and Jonathan Merritt accuse Christians who refuse to provide goods and services for gay weddings of being hypocritical cherry pickers. Continue Reading »
Peter Singer and Christian Ethics: Beyond Polarization by Charles C. Camosy Cambridge, 284 pages, $29.99 Peter Singer has long argued that we need a revolution in our ethical thinking every bit as radical as the Copernican revolution in cosmology. One of the central tasks of this revolution is the . . . . Continue Reading »
Currently I am working on a series of articles on Christian ethics with a focus on moral epistemology from, yes, a Reformed Van Tilian perspective. Would love to hear from you on this work:When we hear the term ethics, our minds often race to stories we have heard about bank fraud and other . . . . Continue Reading »
“Christianity isn’t a list of rules, it’s a relationship” is how the cliché goes and I’ve never been very fond of it. While I agree that Christianity is about the transformative power of the gospel in the real lives of God’s children and not about keeping . . . . Continue Reading »
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