Having a more dispensational past has left me quite “out of the loop” in regards to what “covenant theology” is and what it really means. The last few years of investigation have really allowed me to understand covenant theology. I have recently been working my way through Greg Nichols’ “Covenant Theology: A Reformed and Baptist [...]

On economics. Credit to brother Chris R. for showing me these today (Part 1, Part 2). Not sure how I missed them. Simply hilarious – and very informative! So many lies in our society today about money, government, etc. Should have some stuff coming up soon in exegetical theology in 1 Corinthians, etc. The holiday [...]

The second volume in Christian Apologetics Past and Present: A Primary Source Reader is about to be released (September 20, 2011), and is already on the RealApologetics.org Recommended next to the first volume. And quite randomly, I was browsing Amazon and came across what appears to be a new competitor to Oliphint and Edgar’s work: [...]

Yes, forgot to mention it last week. Our first issue of the RealApologetics Theological Journal is out. Everything for the journal can be found under “Scholarship” on this website. Pray that the Lord will bless this small publication and all who read it.

I’m not sure I’ve ever felt more sorry for a skeptic of Christianity since the Bahnsen vs. Stein debate. Listen to the exchange between presuppositional apologist Sye TenBruggencate and skeptic atheist Justin Scheiber (soon to be interviewed on the Provocative Microphone) right here. And more importantly, read the transcript of the unedited debate – which [...]

I’ve finally got a hold of the NA26 Greek New Testament for E-Sword (though, without textual notes). Most people who use the program are unaware that all of the versions available from the E-sword website (Wescott Hort, Tischendorff, GNT, Majority text, etc.) and elsewhere are not the best version of the Greek New Testament.  So, [...]

Christianity Today (June 2011) actually had two good articles that, though not without quibbles, are definitely worth mentioning. The first is “The Search for the Historical Adam,” which is an excellent summary of the theistic evolution, historical Adam, etc. debate. It raises the provocative question that every Christian must answer: Did Adam and Eve really [...]