My attention was recently directed to a 2007 blog post from Jason Stellman (who is frying bigger fish at the moment, and that's a good...

Skeptics love to find inconsistencies among the accounts in the synoptic gospels. If two accounts look similar, but have different details,...

Skeptics love to identify similar passages in the synoptic gospels and point out the differences in them. They then try to allege that thes...

Some Roman apologists like to try to claim that Rome's canon of Scripture is very ancient and well-settled. They are mistaken. Here...

In the gospels, skeptics try to allege that the differences in the accounts are contradictions. The problem for them is that the difference...

At least one Roman apologist was giving my friend, John Bugay, some grief because Mr. Bugay was citing the work of Peter Lampe. It was alle...

William Twisse is the most famous (I think) superlapsarian Reformed theologian. He was Prolocutor of the Westminster Assembly. His works a...

Roger Pearse recently posted on-line a translation (Original to French by Francois Nau and then French to English by Roger Pearse) of James...

To John H. Armstrong, author of the book, "Your Church is Too Small," and to those who buy into his way of thinking, my response i...

Suppose you are reading through the writings of Gregory of Nazianzus and you hear him say that either the apostle Peter or the bishop of Rom...

One of my fellow pseudonymous bloggers, "diglot," has posted a response to one of my co-blogger's articles. The response is t...

Johann Joseph Ignaz von Döllinger wrote the important work, "The Pope and the Council." One of his interesting observations regard...