Columns

The Postmodernism That Refuses to Die

by D. A. Carson

A Wiser Idiot

by Daniel Strange

Articles

When (and How) English-speaking Evangelicals Embraced Q

by Michael Strickland

This article considers the emergence of an evangelical endorsement of the Two-Source Hypothesis as a solution to the Synoptic Problem in the first half of the twentieth century...

Burning Scripture with Passion: A Review of The Psalms (The Passion Translation)

by Andrew G. Shead

Brian Simmons has made a new translation of the Psalms (and now the whole New Testament) which aims to ‘re-introduce the passion and fire of the Bible to the English reader...

Spurgeon’s Use of Luther against the Oxford Movement

by Geoffrey Chang

Nearly three hundred fifty years after Martin Luther nailed the 95 Theses to the castle church door in Wittenburg, Charles Haddon Spurgeon confronted the growing influence of Roman Catholic teaching within the Church of England...

A Theological Sickness unto Death: Philip Rieff’s Prophetic Analysis of our Secular Age

by Bruce Riley Ashford

Philip Rieff’s sociological analyses explore the implications of Western Civilization’s unprecedented attempt to maintain society and culture without reference to God...

Reversing the Gospel: Warfield on Race and Racism

by Fred G. Zaspel

The giant of Old Princeton, B. B. Warfield, outspokenly condemned the racism and rigid segregation of American society of his day...

B. B. Warfield and the Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity

by Scott R. Swain

B. B. Warfield’s 1915 ISBE article on the Trinity presents the Princeton theologian’s mature thinking on the biblical bases and meaning of the doctrine and offers a revisionist interpretation of the personal names of “Father,” “Son,” and “Spirit...