
Blogs by Carl Trueman
Competition Over!
Article by September 2011
Amazing to tell, I already have a letter and a fine picture of Athanasius which arrived moments ago from a young chap called Emmett Lam. Well done. I'll put the book in the post. Enjoy. The picture will adorn the... continue
Free Gift
Article by September 2011
Reformation heritage books have kindly sent me a copy of Simonetta Carr's new children's book on Athanasius to give away. As with all Simonetta's books, it is is beautifully produced, lavishly illustrated and delightfully well-written.I will give the book to... continue
L'Orthodoxie? C'est Moi!
Article by September 2011
In reflecting further on the issue of accountability, I have noticed a rhetorical trick played by some of the fellows who have caused controversy recently. If you look at Furtick's Hey, Haters or Macdonald's Elephant Room 1 video, the most... continue
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Article by September 2011
A theme which has preoccupied me for over a decade now is that of accountability. It first came to my attention in the late 90s and is something with which I have wrestled ever since. It was ultimately what drove... continue
Is Nicene Christianity that important? An historical-ecumenical note
Article by September 2011
There is an interesting statement about the Trinity by Gospel Coalition council member and regular contributor, James Macdonald, with reference to his invitation to T D Jakes to speak at a conference. I quote the relevant section:I affirm the doctrine... continue
Apologies: This is more nauseating than yesterday
Article by September 2011
The man with the imprimatur of the gospel great and the gospel good does do hospital visitation -- but only once you've died.What is more disturbing? His philosophy of pastoral ministry or the fact he is apparently welcome in apparently... continue
2 Corinthians 6:6-7
Article by September 2011
I read 2 Cor 6 this morning. Then, in an idle moment, my attention was brought to Phil Johnson's latest post over at Pyromaniacs. As usual, the good doctor nails it. And I was more sickened than I have... continue
Is the Reformation nearly over? Perhaps, but maybe not for the reason you think,
Article by September 2011
Time was that the megachurch was not highly thought of by those who claimed the name Reformed or looked to the Reformation for their historical inspiration. This was consistent with two basic concerns which had high priority for the Reformers:... continue
Subversive Belief
Article by September 2011
A reader from Scotland sent this link in this morning, on the subversive nature of belief in modern culture.As a postscript, the reference to Richard Dawkins is interesting. Back home the other week, I watched a BBC documentary on P... continue
The Sweet Smell of Success
Article by September 2011
It is now some sixteen years since the disaster that was `The Nine O'Clock Service.' This was the name given to an Anglican church in Sheffield which had started as a signs and wonders gig, gone Anglican, morphed into an... continue




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