Father God; Mother Church?
Daryl Hart’s provocative and penetrating collection of essays, Recovering Mother Kirk, is a profound read; it invites Christians into a way of life that at first sounds like an oxymoron (21-40) and secondly sounds like an evangelical swear word: high-church Calvinism.
Hart reaches out to evangelicals who, having grown fed up with the [...]
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Review: Recovering Mother Kirk: The case for liturgy in the Reformed tradition, by D. G. Hart
Posted in Book Reviews, Daryl Hart, Doctrina divina, Ecclesiology, Evangelicalism, Historical Theology, Pilgrim Praxis, Sola Ecclesia, Worship, tagged Calvinism, liturgy, Reformed on January 22, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Richard Turnbull Speaks at RTS Orlando on the state of Evangelicalism
Posted in Evangelicalism, tagged Anglican, Reformed on January 16, 2008 | 8 Comments »
Revd. Dr. Richard Turnbull, Principal of Wycliffe Hall at Oxford, spoke briefly at Reformed Seminary (Orlando) yesterday afternoon following a lecture on John’s Gospel given by Turnbull’s associate and Vice-Principal of Wycliffe Hall, Dr. Simon Vibert.
Hamstrung Evangelicalism
Turnbull, who in the middle of 2007 became enshrouded in controversial media attention over Wycliffe Hall’s alleged anti-intellectualism and [...]
Evangelicalism in ‘08: Future May Lie in Christianity’s Past
Posted in Evangelicalism, Historical Theology on January 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Reflecting on Touchstone Magazine’s recent forum discussion on the current state of evangelicalism (see Evangelicalism Today), Colin Hansen writing for Christianity Today asks, Do Evangelicals Have a Future? Only if they consistently set the robust, historic Christian faith in its necessary antithesis with the world can evangelicals keep from loosing their saltiness, he implies. Such [...]


