Is God Sovereign Over My Free Will?
John Piper ventures into difficult territory with an answer to these questions: “Will God use His sovereignty to overwrite our free will at times to exemplify His perfect will? And if so, do we truly have free will?”
How Diverse Was Early Christianity?
I’ve really been enjoying Michael Kruger’s blog and the way he has been taking on some common charges against Christianity. “The more the label ‘Christianity’ can be tossed around indiscriminately, then the more it appears that Christians could believe just about anything (and did). It strips the word of all its meaning.”
Your Driverless Car
I guess this isn’t too surprising: “As with all utopian schemes, [the driverless car] will come bearing big-government policy interventions and control that require major economic policy justifications and macro-economic analysis to justify action.”
Living Intentionally Together as a Married Couple
There are a few suggestions here for living together intentionally as a married couple.
The FAQs: Pastor Saeed Abedini
Joe Carter does a FAQ on the long-awaited freeing of pastor Saeed.
This Day in 1563. 453 years ago today, the Heidelberg Catechism was first published in Germany. *
Great Books Selections
Jim Hamilton offers two short lists that may be helpful to those who want to explore some great books.
0.0% of Icelanders 25 Years or Younger Believe God Created the World
There is work to be done in Iceland! Do I have any Icelandic readers? I’d love to know about the church situation there. You can contact me here.
Bad Dugout Decisions
This article shows what (formerly) common baseball decisions have been proven faulty through sabermetrics. (A thought: The pitchout has been proven ineffective. But doesn’t the mere threat or possibility of the pitchout have an intangible way of slowing down runners?)
It would be a good contest among Christians, one to labor to give no offense, and the other to labor to take none.
—Richard Sibbes
