(Update: Apparently I  confuse Michael Sudduth with Michael Butler. My apologies!). But anyway, most people these days know Sudduth from his recent book The Reformed Objection to Natural Theology. He’s converted to Hinduism. Read his own testimony here. Events such as these remind us of a number of things. But three are worth pointing out:  [...]

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 [...]

Hey Real Apologetics crew, I really really like your recommendation page, it’s a safe place for me to get resources I know will help me in my walk. I do have a question though on what you would recommend on the formulation of the Gospel in confronting this trend of people like NT Wright, McKnight [...]

Brother Turretin has responded to the last post here. I don’t wish to prolong what seems to many a fruitless back-and-forth. But a few words ought to go on the record for the sake of clarity, and I will try to do so without repeating Tur’s condescending tone (“Maybe Hubner needs to Look Up ‘Shill’ [...]

Happy thanksgiving! A Savior, a gracious God, a certain way of salvation and hope for tomorrow. The holiday is nothing but soft sentiments or a purely historical reflection for those who do not honor Christ as Lord. But for the Christian, our thanks goes beyond our own efforts and beyond chance events. It is truly [...]

Laws like the ADA cannot succeed in creating ultimate equality. They give special help to many who don’t need it and penalize people who, considered on an objective basis, do need help. This is, of course, the nature of government. It cannot make fine distinctions among individuals to determine who truly needs help and who [...]

One of the leading Christian historians alive today (many of his works are well-worth reading) made an interesting assertion in an interview with Christianity Today (August 2011) about his new book Jesus Christ and the Life of the Mind: The great relevance of the Nicene Creed and the Chalcedonian definition is to affirm that Jesus Christ was [...]