
How Big a Jerk Will Your Reading of the Bible Allow You to Be?
Hermeneutics, the science and art of biblical interpretation, is just that, a science and art. It requires deep thought, and there is a lot of
Hermeneutics, the science and art of biblical interpretation, is just that, a science and art. It requires deep thought, and there is a lot of
As someone who grew up on Johnny Carson and then David Letterman, not to mention being an early viewer of Saturday Night Live, I know
A year after the publication of my book, I am aware of things I wish I’d said better. I don’t feel bad about that; I
I didn’t like Chuck when I met him. That’s to be expected; kids don’t like their parents’ suitors. But there were other reasons why I
The Reformed Journal has become a place for people with mixed feelings.
I’m not going to get what I want. Actually, I haven’t been getting what I want this whole election cycle. Climate change is an existential
We lived in Southern Ohio when I was a kid and I have a vivid memory of sitting down the third base line at Crosley
Author’s Note: Jack Ridl is a frequent commenter on the Reformed Journal. I thought our readers would enjoy knowing more about him. When he was
I get worn out by political arguing, and am especially wary of attempts to appropriate patriotism and religion for political purposes. Not surprisingly, these tricks
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