Blogs by Ligon Duncan

John Seel on James Davison Hunter on "How Does Culture Change"

Article by Ligon Duncan November 2008

Read it here. This should be pretty unsettling for anti-institutional pomo types. But I'd really love to know what our resident Marxist Historian thinks about the "Hunter Thesis."... continue

T4G 2008 Hymns Live

Article by Ligon Duncan November 2008

Sing along, here.... continue

A Brief History of Trinitarianism

Article by Ligon Duncan November 2008

Got Trueman on your pod? Here. The lads at Christ the Center get our man Carl for 62 minutes of scintillating discussion of, among other things, "the contribution of Owen to Trinitarian theology and practice with his emphasis on the... continue

Some Initial Thoughts on Praying for President-Elect Obama

Article by Ligon Duncan November 2008

Well, my country and much of the rest of the world are electric with the election of Barack Obama as the new President of the United States of America. To say that it is historic, is a gross understatement. Justin Taylor... continue

Happy Reformation Day from/with Derek, Lig and R.C.

Article by Ligon Duncan October 2008

For those of you who don't want to try to sort out Steve Nichols' blogging goobledygook issues, you can listen to some online radio interviews on the magesterial reformers instead. Here. "Profiles of the Reformation Interview, Parts 1, 2, 3" are... continue

Reformation in Chile?

Article by Ligon Duncan October 2008

So, what's up with this? Does anybody from Chile or South America want to clue us in on why this happened? Is there a burgeoning Protestant community behind this? HT: Derek Thomas... continue

A Happy Wife is a Happy Life (really)

Article by Ligon Duncan October 2008

While on a plane on the way back to Jackson from Chicago two weeks ago, and friend handed me his copy of the Friday, October 10, Wall Street Journal, Weekend Journal. It had a number of jewels in it. A... continue

John Newton - A Word to Calvinists, on controversy

Article by Ligon Duncan September 2008

"Of all people who engage in controversy, we, who are called Calvinists, are most expressly bound by our own principles to the exercise of gentleness and moderation. If, indeed, they who differ from us have a power of changing themselves,... continue

Paglia on Palin

Article by Ligon Duncan September 2008

Uh-oh, Carl. Camille likes Sarah. Here. By the way, as chairman of CBMW, may I note that nothing that Paglia says she admires about the frontier women of the 19th century is incompatible with complementarianism, or Proverbs 31 for that matter.... continue

Trouble in Megachurch Paradise

Article by Ligon Duncan September 2008

John Seel brought my attention to this article in today's USA Today. Here are a couple of quotes. "You can create a church that's big, but is still not transforming people. Without transformation, the Christian message is not advanced." --... continue

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