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The Briefing 05-18-17
What we know, what we don't know, and why both matter: Crisis of credibility at the White House Is refusing to print gay pride t-shirts discrimination? KY appeals court says no; but will it stand? How many Americans believe the Bible is the literal word of God? Parsing data from a new Gallup poll No man will do: Why secular economists are alarmed at the recent decline in marriages
May 18, 2017
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Church history
The Wrath of God Was Satisfied: Substitutionary Atonement and the Conservative Resurgence in the Southern Baptist Convention
Current controversy over the nature of Christ's atonement for sin points to a truth many younger evangelicals may not know, i.e., the substitutionary nature of Christ's death on the cross was a major issue in the Conservative Resurgence that took place within the Southern Baptist Convention in the last quarter of the twentieth century....
August 12, 2013
Marked Urgent
Revisiting Inerrancy: A Panel Discussion Considers What is at Stake
More than twenty years ago, theologian J. I. Packer recounted what he called a "Thirty Years' War" over the inerrancy of the Bible. He traced his involvement in this war in its American context back to a conference held in Wenham, Massachusetts in 1966, when he confronted some professors from evangelical institutions who "now declined to affirm the...