Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield has become a bit of a hero of mine, which is odd, because until tonight I had not finished a single complete work of his. B.B. Warfield, as he is known, was a professor of theology at Princeton Seminary from 1887 until his death in 1921. He is considered by many to have been the last of the great conservative ...
The reliability of the Old Testament is at once a fascinating subject and a contentious issue. It is maligned by some for its historical inaccuracies, while at the same time it is praised by others as being a valuable primary source for ancient history. Needless to say, it is also held by those within the church to be the very word of God. If ...
After having finished Free Will: A Contemporary Introduction by Robert Kane, I quickly jumped into another called Four Views of Divine Providence. This is a book that I purchased several years ago when I started going to an Evangelical Presbyterian church because I had become internally conflicted on which view of God’s providence was likely correct. Growing ...
The work of Alvin Plantinga has not garnered much attention outside the world of philosophy. I thought it worthwhile to spend some time on his work, so that readers could gain an appreciation for some of his arguments and realize the profound influence he has had on Christian philosophy. While most of his work has not entered the general public's ...
