Saturday Links
Kevin De Young has posted an excellent review of McLaren’s A New Kind of Christianity – introduction, part 1, part 2, and a PDF of the entire review
Why I’m Participating in
Review: Holy Subversion
It’s easy and dangerous to forget that Christianity is subversive. Early Christians subverted the power of Caesar, believing that Jesus, not Caesar, is Lord. The Caesars of Rome are long gone, but
Making Decisions in Community
In 1758, Jonathan Edward’s son-in-law, the president of the College of New Jersey (now Princeton University), died. Trustees asked Edwards to assume the role.
I was stunned to read about how Edwards
Ash Wednesday
Mark D. Roberts writes:
Ash Wednesday is a Christian holiday (holy day) that is not a biblical requirement (rather like Christmas and Easter). Nevertheless, it has been honored by Christians for well over
The Very Heart and Soul of the Christian Movement
I’ve been told that Christianity and Liberalism is one of the top hundred books of the last century, and that it “deserves a place on every thinking Christian’s shelf” (Trevin Wax)