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The Importance of the Love of God


 16 Jul 2018
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Christians struggle with two kinds of assurance - assurance that God loves them and assurance that God likes them. We might immediately cringe at such language as overly anthropomorphic and sentimental....

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The Conquest of the Rock: A New Look at Matthew 16 and the Keys of the Kingdom


 07 May 2018
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Matthew 16:13-20 has been the subject of enormous controversy in the history of the Christian church. This is particularly the case with respect to the interpretation of its famous “rock” and “keys...

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A Review of James Dolezal’s All That Is In God


 31 Aug 2017
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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James Dolezal - All That is in God: Evangelical Theology and the Challenge of Classical Christian Theism (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2017), 162 + xiv pages. James Dolezal has written...

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Election and the Goodness of God: A Reply to Roger Olson


 14 Oct 2015
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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In this recent post, Roger Olson has attempted a deflationary argument against any argument presented in favor of a Reformed doctrine of election. His argument seems to be that (a) we can only trust the Bible...

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A Mirror of Modernity: How Should Christians Respond to Pro-Choice Logic?


 11 Aug 2015
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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It is not surprising that the conservative reaction to the recent Planned Parenthood scandal has been varied. Some are hopeful that these videos will have substantive effects. Others are more cynical....

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And “What is Reformed Catholicism?”


 22 Apr 2015
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Following up on Pastor Wedgeworth’s post regarding “Reformed Irenicism,” I thought it important to explain a few points regarding the relationship of this term to the idea of “Reformed Catholicism,”...

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Luther on “Impassibility”


 08 Dec 2014
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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It is almost historical orthodoxy in some circles that Luther fundamentally revised the Medieval doctrine of God, particularly with respect to God's "impassibility." Luther, it is argued, anticipates Jurgen...

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The Doctrine of Election: A Primer


 03 Sep 2014
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Introduction Like many who consider themselves Reformed (of the “young and restless,” confessionalist, or whatever varieties), I was introduced to the world of Reformation theology through the doctrine...

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Leithart’s God


 19 May 2014
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Alastair Roberts has posted some very helpful reflections on The Future of Protestantism conversation here. In particular, he has some very helpful reflections in relation to Leithart's seeming collapse...

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C.S. Lewis On Angry Book Reviews


 05 Mar 2014
 Posted by Joseph Minich
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Justin Taylor quotes C.S. Lewis on the psychology of scathing book reviews: Reviews filled with venom have often been condemned socially for their bad manners, or ethically for their spite. I am not prepared...

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