Vox Veritatis has some thoughts on the problems with the English expression "Mother of God." ( link to comments ) Of course, ther...

I'm removing moderation from the comments section on this blog for a bit, to see how it goes. That means your comment will get publishe...

A seemingly simple question. I think a significant chunk of my readers would answer an unequivocal "No," and another chunk would ...

Steve Hays (and others) have already pointed out a Roman Catholic Psalter to Mary ( link to Steve Hays' post )( link to "psalter...

Don't forget about the wrath of God. In the King James Version, the phrase "wrath of God" appears ten times. For those of yo...

An ancient shroud has been found ( link to story ). One passage of the article was especially interesting: Gibson said the remains of the m...

One area where Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox part ways is over describing what goes on in the consecration of the elements in the Euc...

On his personal blog, Roman Catholic Bryan Cross has a post that consists of a flowchart ( link to post ). If you examine his flow chart, y...

De Rossi's remarkable Variae Lectiones Veteris Testamenti (various reading of the Old Testament) is now available in full on Google Boo...

I love the KJV. Sometimes, however, it uses terms or phrases that are archaic or otherwise hard to understand. One of those expressions is...

A beloved family member recently brought to my attention the following passage from Hugh Martin's (1822-85) Commentary on Jonah, Chapter...

I previously noted a large number of post-Reformation folks misquoting Matthew 23:37 and/or Luke 13:34. Such misquotation is apparently no...

In previous posts, we have seen that there is a principled difference between sola scriptura and solo scriptura ( link to post ), as well ...

The Standing Judicial Commission of the PCA has ruled that the Presbytery of the Northwest (PNW) erred with respect to Peter Leithart: The e...

Tim Troutman ( here ) and Bryan Cross ( here ) have each responded to my previous post ( here ). My previous post pointed out that there is...

Someone (I'd use their name or handle, if they had left one) asked where in "do unto others as you would have them do unto you...