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Books of the Year 2021
One of the silver linings of lockdown - and if you're a tactile, extrovert pastor there weren't many - was being able to read a lot of wonderful books this year. Many of... Read more -
Onions, Not Artichokes
This is a zinger of an analogy (and a great piece in general) from the Bishop of Kensington, Graham Tomlin, in The Times on Saturday: Read more -
No Plato, No Scripture
"Without a good dose of Plato, it becomes difficult to retain the teaching of Scripture," declares Hans Boersma in his deeply thought-provoking new book, Five Things... Read more -
Theological Compatibilism
Were Christians to teach a doctrine of inspiration that truly and directly taught divine dictation, the Divine would be understood to destroy the human through its own... Read more -
The Genius of Jesus’s Teachings
"The Gospels are close to nine hours long," begins Peter Williams in this excellent series of mini-lectures on the genius of Jesus. "About 47.5% of the Gospels is Jesus... Read more -
A Fascinating New Study on Religion and Poverty
A fascinating new study on the connections between religion, poverty and mental health has just been published, summarised here by The Economist: Read more -
Grace, Works and Raducanu
When Andy Murray won his first grand slam in 2012, writes the journalist Ian Leslie, it was a struggle against adversity coloured by grit and determination. When Emma... Read more -
Bad Church Leadership
The Mars Hill podcast has prompted a host of good questions about bad church leadership and what to do about it. In this week's Mere Fidelity episode I talk about it... Read more -
THINK 2021 Sessions Now Available
The sessions from our 2021 conference with Peter Leithart, on Theological History, 1&2 Kings and the Post-Christian West, are now available. Enjoy: Read more -
A Guide to Finding Faith
There is a marvellous example of how to do thoughtful apologetics from Ross Douthat in this Sunday's New York Times: Read more - Page 1 2 3 > Last ›