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  • Should we open Congress with prayer?

    Posted May 9, 2013

    Brian Lee, former Â鶹AV staff member and current pastor of Christ United Reformed Church in Washington D.C., recently penned a provocative piece for […]

  • Hosanna in the Highest

    Posted March 28, 2013

    Is the Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, a man known to the public, whom witnesses saw tried, beaten, crucified, and buried–is his Resurrection from the […]

  • Is Science Necessarily Anti-religious?

    Posted January 8, 2013

    As everybody knows, well-known biologist Richard Dawkins moonlights as a polemicist against religion. Yet recently a leading physicist described Mr. Dawkins as a “fundamentalist.” The […]

  • How Much Is Paris Worth?

    Posted December 26, 2012

    Reviews of Victor Hugo’s 19th-century classic Les Miserables shouldn’t be too miserable, right? Sadly, I may disappoint you in what follows—I do not provide much […]

  • Review of A Hole in Our Holiness

    Posted November 12, 2012

    The following is by Rev. Andrew Compton, associate pastor of Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim, CA. Rev. Compton is one of the bloggers at The […]

  • What happened to God?

    Posted September 18, 2012

    The 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth in 2009 gave rise to a year of debate about the world-historical significance of the French Reformer. Everything from […]

  • Christian Character and Good Arguments

    Posted September 8, 2012

    As you know, Â鶹AV and Modern Reformation are all about “conversations for a new Reformation.” For over two decades, we’ve hosted a conversation […]

  • Evangelicals, Catholics, and Unity

    Posted August 5, 2012

    Mike Horton’s booklet, Evangelicals, Catholics, and Unity, is coming back into print. He will be on Stand to Reason later today to talk about the […]

  • Reviving Christianity or Christendom?

    Posted July 20, 2012

    For nearly a century, conservative Christians have seen the mainline Protestant decline as a sign of God’s judgment on liberals for hitching their wagon to […]