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The January issue of Perspectives has two articles about the possibility of a Mormon president. Jack Van Der Slik, emeritus political science professor from Illinois-Springfield
Okay. So this really isn’t about Tim Tebow. I just wanted you to look. It’s hard to imagine that there is anything left to say
So The Twelve–Reformed Done Daily is moving into its third month. So far. So good. I’m told readership is strong and growing, although it can
I didn’t believe in Santa Claus as a child, and I raised my own children without any focus or emphasis upon Santa either. We weren’t
Plumb—true, precise, upright. According to my skewed memory, “plumb” was one of my grandfather’s favorite words. As a boy, when we would work on little
Last month I was part of group representing the Reformed Church in America at an ecumenical discussion. Along with the three other “Formula of Agreement”
I was staying in a hotel on one of those ubiquitous suburban strips—big box stores, gas stations, car lots, the usual suspects of restaurants. Figuring
Compared to the beloved Heidelberg Catechism, feted in these pages and still recited on death beds, the Belgic Confession is a rather unremarkable Reformed document.
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