Month: July 2026

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A Friendly Response to Dr. Wright Part 3: Thomas, the Reformed, and Theology Proper

Jacob Trotter

This article is the third part in a series (Part 1, Part 2). In the previous post, we looked at Dr. Wright’s claim that Francis Turretin and Petrus van Mastricht believed in a “decline narrative” of the Middle Ages. This is true in one sense—they both believed the early church was purer than the medieval […]

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A Friendly Response to Dr. Wright Part 2: The Reformed Tradition

Jacob Trotter

In the previous post, I outlined why I believe Dr. Shawn Wright’s faculty address at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary misrepresented John Calvin’s relationship to Thomas Aquinas and medieval theology. In this post, I will examine Dr. Wright’s claims concerning the Reformed tradition and medieval theology. After arguing that Calvin did not hold Thomas Aquinas […]

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The Unbridled Depravity of LGBTQI+ and Our Desperate Need of Revival

Tom Ascol

Today’s America is living in a dystopian reality that even Orwell, Huxley, and Raspail could not have imagined. And we are not getting out of it without bold proclamation of God’s Word and fresh outpouring of His Spirit.

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Do the Gospels Contain Eyewitness Testimony? An Overlooked Aspect of the Debate

Michael Kruger

Since the Gospels are Greco-Roman biographies, we should not be surprised that their authors would want to include eyewitness testimony. After all, the principle that historical accounts should be based on eyewitness reports (either directly indirectly…

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