Jesus Ethics

In my first article, I outlined several presuppositions that should guide an Evangelical who is interested in applying Scripture to a contemporary situation. In part 2, I explored some of…

If misusing the Bible was an Olympic event, many politicians and political candidates seem determined to win the Gold Medal. In the article below, I offer several examples of some…

Recap This series of articles attempts to analyze Biden's student debt forgiveness program, and especially some Christian reactions to that program, in light of Scripture's ethical teachings. In PART 1,…

Debt Forgiveness: A Moral Issue? The concept of student debt forgiveness remains widely popular. One study reports 73% of those polled supported Biden's recently announced program to forgive $10,000 of…

President Biden's recent announcement regarding student loan relief has caused quite a stir on social media. While this is just the latest wildfire to burn across the social media landscape,…

Mark Pellegrino is an actor best know for playing the bad guy. Among many other villainous roles, he's played the abusive ex-husband (Dexter), the vaguely supernatural entity responsible for a…

JESUS AND John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a faith and fractured a nation by Kristin Kobes Du Mez "Kristin Du Mez is a radical feminist." This was a fellow…

Reading is a joy. Below is a list of the books I was able to complete in the month of September, which I'm finally getting around to annotate. Hopefully one…

Institia Dei: A History of the Christian Doctrine of Justification (Alister McGrath) This book is the definitive (if scholars may use that word) resource on how justification has been understood…

One of the great advantages of moral discussions, as opposed to wisdom discussions, is that morality is unambiguous and definitive. At least on the fundamental level. Wisdom, on the other…