In C. H. Dodd's expert but overlooked work, History and the Gospel, the renowned former professor of divinity at Cambridge pointed out a surprising piece of evi...
In reviewing the polemical, vitriolic works of such "New Atheists" as Dawkins, Hitchens, Harris and Dennet in his book Atheist Delusions, David Bentley Hart loo...
Blaise Pascal's observation about the indelible God-shaped hole or vacuum within each fallen human being is justly famous. However, the larger context is less ...
Few things are more paralyzing to believers than that particularly dread gloom which inevitably dawns whenever a vague, gnawing sense of the unreality and irrel...
In rather surprising fashion, much of my reading of late has returned repeatedly to the importance of God's transcendence for every area of human life and thoug...
"Above all, I am anxious to grant no credence whatsoever to the special mythology of 'the Enlightenment.' Nothing strikes me as more tiresomely vapid than the ...
Paul's letter to the Romans needs no introduction here, and I would imagine that virtually all Christians are at least mildly aware of its importance, both theo...
“Jewish polemic against idolatry and similar Christian rejection of idolatry are directed not only at outsiders but also at insiders, at members of ‘our’ group ...
“Now in the confession of the Trinity we hear the heartbeat of the Christian religion: every error results from, or upon deeper reflection is traceable to, a de...
