Pope Francis tweeted: "Let us ask the help of Saint Michael the Archangel to defend us from the snares of the devil." ( source ) ...

I was listening to a recent panel discussion with William Albrecht and David Withun and a caller called in and asked if they could name any...

It's important to recognize that James is unlike most of Paul's epistles. James, while a letter (James 1:1), is a book of wisdom in...

After a brief greeting, James immediately begins his first of several brotherly admonitions. James 1:2-3 calls believers to be thankful for ...

The following guest post by Ben W. presents a question to our premillennial brothers and sisters: *** Guest Post *** What happens to babie...

Dr. White debated Graeme Codrington on the topic of same sex marriage ( link to debate on SermonAudio ). I agreed with Codrington that Dr. ...

The title question is sometimes asked of those who hold to Calvin/Turretin's view of Covenant Theology. I respond that the question see...

When you read the Pope's comments about the "failure of the cross" in light of this homily from earlier this year, I think it ...

In response to Pastor Hall quadrupling down on his misinterpretation of Francis' words , let me explain how I know (with certainty) that...

People like me appeal to the Founders of the American republic as authorities on what the Constitution meant when it was written. We do tha...

The pope wasn't saying that Christ's death was a failure. He was saying the same thing that both Roman Catholics and Protestants aff...

In America, judicial precedent is law. This is true even if it is true that: a) Some of that law is bad law; b) Some of that law is unco...

In English the word law includes both statutes and judicial precedent. "The judgment of a competent, court, until reversed or otherwi...

No matter how good of an argument for Departmentalism my exceedingly brilliant friend and brother, Steve Hays offers ( here, for example ),...

In a number of great posts at Triablogue , Steve Hays has raised the question of the legitimacy of what he terms Judicial Supremacy. His qu...

Steve Hays has a thought-provoking post ( link ) sparked by my own previous post ( link ). Since his post doesn't seem to directly disp...

Some dear friends have been going around claiming that Obergefell (fn1) isn't the law of the land. These dear friends are wrong. But ...

The debate has been posted at the Seeing God Ministries website ( link to page )( direct link to mp3 ). The debate pitted Reformed Molinist...

Steve Hays has already provided some excellent thoughts on the issue of unlawful orders over at Triablogue ( link ). In supplement of those...

I'm grateful to translator Deborah Everhart (and in general the consortium for the teaching of the Middle Ages) for providing a very rea...