Carl Trueman's Posts

Carl Trueman's Posts

I hope to be proved wrong (really, I do)

Carl Trueman
Aug 20, 2013
The responses to my post on transformation have been fast and on occasion furious. There is not time to deal with each and every one, so I respond in the form of a clarification and then a quasi-challenge. First, a clarification: I have no problem with the term 'worldview'. I do have a problem with...

They will now object to me praying at the President's Inaugural

Carl Trueman
Aug 19, 2013
A friend sent me this link to an article on a 'polyamorous' relationship between four people. It raises a host of interesting question. First is the obvious one: how far has society moved that this sort of relationship can be presented in the mainstream media as perhaps a little odd and risque but...

They will now object to me praying at the President's Inaugural

Carl Trueman
Aug 19, 2013
A friend sent me this link to an article on a 'polyamorous' relationship between four people. It raises a host of interesting question. First is the obvious one: how far has society moved that this sort of relationship can be presented in the mainstream media as perhaps a little odd and risque but...

How Spin is Transforming Culture (One Housewife at a Time)

Carl Trueman
Aug 19, 2013
This week sees the publication of Aimee Byrd's long awaited tome, The Housewife Theologian which comes with stellar commendations from sound ladies such as Susan Hunt and Gloria Furman. Todd and I interview Aimee about her book on the Mortification of Spin this Wednesday. We are also delighted to...

How Spin is Transforming Culture (One Housewife at a Time)

Carl Trueman
Aug 19, 2013
This week sees the publication of Aimee Byrd's long awaited tome, The Housewife Theologian which comes with stellar commendations from sound ladies such as Susan Hunt and Gloria Furman. Todd and I interview Aimee about her book on the Mortification of Spin this Wednesday. We are also delighted to...

On Pulpits and Polemics

Carl Trueman
Aug 16, 2013
While my online reading is generally confined to British newspapers, a friend brought to my attention this morning that Tim Challies had kindly linked to my post on transformationalism from earlier this week. Said friend was disturbed not by the link but one of the thread comments which recounted a...

On Pulpits and Polemics

Carl Trueman
Aug 16, 2013
While my online reading is generally confined to British newspapers, a friend brought to my attention this morning that Tim Challies had kindly linked to my post on transformationalism from earlier this week. Said friend was disturbed not by the link but one of the thread comments which recounted a...

Praying for Egypt

Carl Trueman
Aug 15, 2013
Michael Milton has posted a prayer for Christians in Egypt. Given the upsurge in violence against believers there in recent days, it is important to remember our brothers and sisters who face imminent danger.

Praying for Egypt

Carl Trueman
Aug 15, 2013
Michael Milton has posted a prayer for Christians in Egypt. Given the upsurge in violence against believers there in recent days, it is important to remember our brothers and sisters who face imminent danger.

Cigar Smoke and Mirrors and Transformation

Carl Trueman
Aug 15, 2013
How does one judge that one is growing old? In Britain, it is typically thought to be when the policemen start to look younger. Over here, I have a sneaking suspicion that it is when you read cigar aficionado D. G.Hart and find yourself nodding in agreement. Like admiring Simon Heffer, it is one of...