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According to a poll taken by YouGov: Only 16% of those polled called themselves atheists; 28% believed in God; 26% believed in “something” but were not sure what; and 9% regarded themselves as agnostics – like Humphrys himself, who had a religious upbringing in Wales but calls himself a “doubter”. He writes: “Even though the…

Check out this great sale on some really good commentaries. Up to 55% off on some of the commentaries. I highly recommend the following: These are commentaries I’ve used and liked. We used the Genesis commentary in my “History and Theology of Israel” class. I haven’t used the Bruce Waltke or Moisés Silva but I’ve…

How can a good God ordain evil? John Frame has an interesting way to look at the problem: I borrowed the Shakespeare/Macbeth illustration from Wayne Grudem’s excellent Systematic Theology. But I do disagree with Grudem on one point. He says that we could say that either Macbeth or Shakespeare “killed King Duncan.” I agree, of…

One of the good things about being a Presbyterian is that we never get wet during baptism. And our kids can’t cannonball into the font because there is only an inch of water 🙂 (via)
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