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Yeah, Well, But What About the Crusades?

Kevin DeYoung We are coming up on a thousand years, and Christians still haven’t made up for the Crusades. No matter how many times Billy Graham makes the most admired list, we’ll still have the Crusades to deal with...

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If All Religions are True, Then God is Cruel

Paul Rezkalla Religious pluralists often reject exclusivist positions for positing a cruel God who only made one way to reach him. But if all religions are true, then God is cruel. And not just cruel—God is an incompetent, cosmic child-abuser...

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Anti-vaxxers and epistemological narcissism

Jesse Johnson This week was vaccine week in the news. Measles outbreaks in California and Arizona shed light on the trend of anti-vaxxers: parents who intentionally do not have their kids immunized against measles...

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In what way was Jesus ‘made sin’ on the cross?

Nathan Busenitz Christ took upon Himself our sins, not by constraint, but of His own good will, in order to bear the punishment and wrath of God: not for the sake of His own person (which was just and invincible, and was not in any way guilty), but for our person...

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Husbands, Pray with Your Wife

Wendy In evangelical Christian marriages, the issue of roles and leadership tend to plague both husbands and wives. When hormonal euphoria begins to wane in a relationship, the friction of two distinct but overlapping genders becoming one heats up...

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Why the Prosperity Gospel is the Worst Pyramid Scheme Ever

Nicholas McDonald When I was in college, I read a book by a prominent megachurch pastor. The author told me to live like a child of God. He told me God wanted to bless me. He also mentioned that if I only believed, God would give me the nicest house in the neighborhood. That seemed to make sense...

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Is the Bible limited to 66 books?

Rob Phillips Some scholars today cast doubt over the canon of Scripture -- those 66 books that the church has long held to be the complete written revelation of God... 

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Interview with Douglas J. Moo

Books at a Glance If you’ve kept an eye on the headlines at all you are aware that 2014 marks the 50th anniversary of the NIV, an enormously successful and influential Bible translation...

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John Calvin on Condoning Theologcial Delusion

Aaron Denlinger In Calvin’s judgment, there are times when it is not only permissible, but in fact necessary, to “condone” some degree of “delusion” on the part of others, even—or especially—with regard to theological subjects...

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