Christian Carnival by Tonight

Byhenry February 4, 2009

I’m going to be posting it some time in the evening. Thanks for all your submissions!

Christian Carnival CLXXXI

Byhenry July 19, 2007

. . . has been posted at Mere Orthodoxy. My entry this week wasn’t from this blog, but rather from my wife’s devotional list, to which I contribute.

Books | Christianity

. . . from their point of view, that is. This is a kind of “take-2” on my Conscience of a Christian Publisher post. Centuri0n had a brief spurt of posting comments, but seems to have been silent since accusing me of deleting them at the very time I was restoring them from backups following…

Atonement | Christianity | Soteriology

Thinking about a Crucified God

Byhenry May 26, 2018

My company, Energion Publications, recently released a book What’s God Really Like?. It’s endorsed by Brian Zahnd; In What’s God Really Like?, S. J. Hill invites us to become fascinated by God and, in that fascination, to move beyond the fear-based themes that have so often distorted our image of God. With a focus on Jesus and Scripture,…

Author Related | Christianity | Education | Education Policy | Home School

Is it a Homeschooling Case?

Byhenry March 19, 2009

By “it” I refer to the the case of Vanessa Mills v. Thomas Mills in Wake County, North Carolina. Timothy Sandefur has written on this, and we also have a short response from Doug on Stones Cry Out. Under a large number of conditions I might agree with Doug, but on reading this ruling, I…

Christianity | Religion | Worship

Scot McKnight: Is Low Church Evangelicalism Protestant?

Byhenry September 18, 2009

I find this an interesting question. But before I comment, let me summarize and quote Scot McKnight’s article. He first notes that from the early liturgies to the Westminster Confession there is a certain common pattern in worship, one which is dropped by what he calls “low church evangelicalism.” Amongst the elements he includes the…

Christianity | Creation and Evolution

Misrepresenting Science in God’s Name

Byhenry June 1, 2006

The Smithsonian magazine online has an article Dinosaur Shocker, talking about the work of Mary Schweitzer who has found preserved soft tissues in fossilized dinosaur bones. The topic has been picked up by young earth creationists and used as an evidence for a young earth. This has already been discussed on the web, but if…