Pyatcast

President Bush recently called the pope, “Sir,” instead of “Your Holiness,” drawing gasps from the Catholics present. Personally, I cannot imagine a legitimate reason for Bush meeting with the pope in the first place (one reason my kudos is mixed), but if he is going to do so, he is at least to be commended…

Circular Frame Presuppositional Apologetics Gone Terribly Wrong According to another Internet poster, JonathanB, Frame wrote: Criticism is effective only when the critic can suggest a better way. But there is no alternative to circularity [in relation to one’s ultimate commitment]… Circularity in a system is properly justified only at one point: in an argument for…

Another blog recently provided a review of a book by Gordon Clark on science. It was not a particularly favorable review. That, of course, is not neecessarily bad. Poor writing deserves to be panned. But I think the author of the blog read into Clark’s writing, rather than reading Clark’s writing for what it is.…

Another blog recently provided a review of a book by Gordon Clark on science. It was not a particularly favorable review. That, of course, is not neecessarily bad. Poor writing deserves to be panned. But I think the author of the blog read into Clark’s writing, rather than reading Clark’s writing for what it is.…

Theoretical Sufficiency? “Enough for as many worlds of men as there are men in the world.” Some Reformed Christians hold to a view that is essentially that Christ’s blood was theoretically sufficient for all of humanity. This view lacks Biblical support. I came across this view recently in reading commentaries on 1 Peter 2:1. Compare…