Category: Doctrine

So admittedly this post has a limited audience.  Some of you will say, “Yeah, the limit to ‘God made me this way’ is that there’s no god!” Well,

I like being married, but there is something about the whole institution that I think needs to change.  And I think the church would benefit from it: I

Some years ago I was at Dallas Baptist University taking a class with Dr. William E. Bell. He’s second from the left here. I learned about the penal

Right off the bat I should probably tell that there aren’t going to be any cool/goofy pictures in this particular post (I’m as disappointed as you are).  I

I took in C. S. Lewis with my mother’s milk (and Francis Schaeffer with my father’s lectures). I am glad I did. But even Lewis makes mistakes. Here

I’m sure many readers of Thinking Through Christianity are also readers of C. S. Lewis. So, before I begin, let me state one thing clearly: I love C.

One of the stumbling blocks to accepting the gospel that I’ve seen quite frequently is Christianity’s anthropology, meaning simply how Christianity understands what it means to be human.

The class was talking about demons.  I don’t attend an evangelical school, and plenty of teachers and students are quite proud of their “post-Christian” views, but my classmates

Unlike my previous posts, this week I’m investigating something that actually exists.  However, the Church of Satan is probably nothing like what you expect. If you do an

Remember when everyone was afraid of Devil worshipers?  I remember being told that famous musicians were using songs to recruit for the church of Satan, and talk show