UPDATEIn January 2008, the following post was identified as the 6th all-time most popular post with readers of this blog. The 7th most read post was “What is a Reformed Charismatic?“ As stated below, this post summarized my interview with this gift to the global Church—Dr. Wayne Grudem. Individual segments of the interview would have also made the top 30 in their own right, as would my review of Grudem’s supreme Systematic Theology. *************** At times it looked like it... Read more
I thought that with the Wayne Grudem interview still fresh in my mind (and I still have a “highlights and personal reflections” post to write) I would take the time to do some housekeeping around here. These items seem like they fit together in a way. They could be considered as the “boring small print,” but I intend to make this as jargon-free and hopefully as interesting as possible. I would also welcome comments about each of these issues as,... Read more
This Christmas may be a time for reflection and thoughts of a change for a theologian somewhere in the world. Oak Hill, which happens to be my local theological seminary, is looking for a new Principal. If you are a possible candidate or know of an evangelical Anglican theologian who might be able to lead possibly the most evangelical seminary in the UK, then the closing date means you better get thinking quickly. I can’t help but wonder if the... Read more
This interview is being serialised over several days. So far I have published part one, which focused on personal issues, and part two, in which we discussed Systematic Theology. In part three, we explored Grudem’s charge that feminism inevitably leads to a denial of Scripture’s authority. Part four honed in on the “trajectory” arguments used on both sides of this debate. In part five, we looked at the issue of women addressing church congregations. Part six examined John Piper’s accusation... Read more
This interview is being serialised over several days. So far I have published part one, which focused on personal issues, and part two, in which we discussed Systematic Theology. In part three, we explored Grudem’s charge that feminism inevitably leads to a denial of Scripture’s authority. Part four honed in on the “trajectory” arguments used on both sides of this debate. In part five, we looked at the issue of women addressing church congregations. Part six examined John Piper’s accusation... Read more
My interview with Dr. Grudem has been serialised on this blog for some while now. Several days ago I asked Dr. Grudem about whether he agreed with Dr. Piper’s use of the word “blasphemy” in connection with Steve Chalke. I posted his answer here. After some time for personal reflection on what was, of course, just one question in a rather long interview, Dr. Grudem posted me the following email this morning with a request that I publish it here:... Read more
This interview is being serialised over several days. So far I have published part one, which focused on personal issues, and part two, in which we discussed Systematic Theology. In part three, we explored Grudem’s charge that feminism inevitably leads to a denial of Scripture’s authority. Part four honed in on the “trajectory” arguments used on both sides of this debate. In part five, we looked at the issue of women addressing church congregations. Part six examined John Piper’s accusation... Read more
This interview is being serialised over several days. So far I have published part one, which focused on personal issues, and part two, in which we discussed Systematic Theology. In part three we explored Grudem’s charge that feminism inevitably leads to a denial of Scripture’s authority. Part four honed in on the “trajectory” arguments used on both sides of this debate. In part five we looked at the issue of women addressing church congregations. We now continue the interview with... Read more
Well, Dr Grudem seems to have created quite a stir – most of it can be found in my comment section, but in appreciation for all those who have been linking, I figured I would rustle up a good old-fashioned blogspotting post. Just my way of saying “thank you,” and giving a shout out to some of these poeple . . . The interview returns soon – just thought I would give a bit more of a pause for people... Read more
Well, here is a video clip from my meeting with Phil in Waterloo, London. I apologize for the poor sound quality, but you might want to listen through as there is a surprise at the end . . . . Read more
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