Blogs by Carl Trueman

As a follow-up to yesterday's post, I want to offer some radical suggestions for future megaconferences.  I should say at the start - or rather reiterate, as I did say this yesterday - that I have mellowed in my view... continue

Thanks to Martin Foord for alerting me to this article on converts to Protestantism.   Interesting and encouraging.... continue

Over the years on reformation21, three things have earned me more critical, if not at times hate-, mail than anything else: my interactions with Roman Catholicism; my belief that not every mother is called to be a homeschooler; and my... continue

Strange times.  I return to the US after a week in Wales to find that my fellow Englishman, Paul Levy, has launched the end-time class war by going after the Anglicans in general and the Rt. Hon. Jonathan Fletcher, Bt.,... continue

Perhaps it was not the Greeks but the ancient Czechs who normalised homosexuality.  Such seems to be the conclusion drawn by the archaeologists who have unearthed the grave of the first gay caveman.  Thanks to running pal Dave Reese for... continue

In response to my post last week on conversions to Roman Catholicism, a number have asked me what I consider to be the reasons for such.    I can only give my own limited take on this matter but here, in... continue

Over at the Gospel coalition, friend Justin Taylor links to an interview with Mark Noll on the historical strengths and weaknesses of parachurch coalitions.  In the excerpt which he cites he gives the following quotation:"Then, there is also the danger... continue

While evangelicalism has been in turmoil over pop theology the last couple of weeks, I have just started to read the second volume of Hans Küng's memoirs.  Michael Holroyd reports Lytton Strachey as once saying that discretion is not the... continue

Last night, a friend emailed me the following quotation, apparently written by one of the gurus of emergent evangelicalism, or whatever it calls itself these days.  He is talking about the sacraments, or so I am told:"These rituals are true... continue

Logos Software has a couple of great new projects in the works but needs sufficient advance orders to make them viable.  These projects are:The Collected Works of John Henry Newman.  Newman, as I have argued before on this blog, is... continue