Blogs by Rodney Trotter

I see that my pal, Steve Burlew, at Banner of Truth, has arranged for the publication of a rare Baxter volume entitled Anger Management, a series of lectures given at the Puritan Management and Leadership Expo in the astrodome at... continue

Amidst all the hoo-hah out there about whether my pal Trueman is really a chinless theology-lite liberal, why anyone would want to study Lederhosen, whether Schleiermacher would really have spoken cockney dialect with a German accent, and other matters of... continue

The August edition of Reformed Man Today leads with a shocking story:  The Christian world has today been thrown into turmoil by the discovery of what is probably the earliest MS of J Gresham Machen's seminal tome, Christianity and... continue

Well, I always thought that having 85 wives was OK, but 86????   Come on, mate, that's pushing the envelope too far!  When does he ever get time to watch the footie???   And, no, he's not a theonomist or a... continue

Amazing times.  Reformed Man Today is leading with a report from Britain's Independent that the Pope is riding to the rescue of Rowan Williams.  You can read the story here.Apparently, Benedict XVI has warned Anglicans not to split over the... continue

Is Wales really that culturally challenged?  You'll find early footage of Derek singing, Wagner-style, at a Cwmbran Tent Revival meeting here.... continue

To those who think that Canada is second only to Wales in being culturally challenged, here's a once in a lifetime chance to pose your questions to the greatest living Canadian, sent to me by one of Her Majesty's subjects... continue

WARNING: THE FOLLOWING BLOG MAY CONTAIN HINTS OF IRONY AND MAY THEREFORE PROVE INCOMPREHENSIBLE TO AMERICANS.  READER DISCRETION ADVISED.Due to the large volume of mail generated by the addition to our blog of Rev Boadicea von Ribbentrop, Priest-in-Charge of ST... continue

Cohen's (and Trueman's) critique of the left misses the one real tragedy of the left, political and theological: absolutely no sense of humor.  Still, that's a plus for the rest of us, as it has provided endless material for the... continue

Well, brother Del, what a week!  First of all we find out that Trueman, that arch opponent of consumerist eclecticism has an iPod, and now we see that he has edited a book on Barth with his old friend and... continue