Theology That Bites Back
I am pleased to announce that we are now able to reissue some of my replies to various atheists. In this series, Street Level Apologetics, I will be taking on Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, and hopefully more. This first ebook is a reply to Sam Harris’ book, Letter to a Christian Nation. Hope …
This offering is submitted an part of my efforts to find the ultimate niche product. And what better contender for that title than to render the Westminster Confession into blank verse? Now if nobody buys this thing, that would simply be an old-fashioned failure. But if one to three people buy it, then that would …
The enemy of our souls wants to bind us with the chains of guilt, fear, and shame. Individuals and cultures tend to be more strongly susceptible to one or another of the three, but in Christ, we have been set free from all of them. Douglas Wilson examines each chain and points to the true …
This is collection of some of my more fanciful pieces — didactic parables, stream of consciousness rants, and so forth. The collection goes back many years, mostly into the Credenda years.
This small book is a poetic rendering of Isaiah 40-48. I hope you enjoy it. Below is how it starts — it has all kinds of stuff in it, chiasms and everything.
From time to time at Mablog, I do a detailed review of a book, working through it chapter by chapter. This is a collection of my observations about David Bentley Hart’s book Doors of the Sea. This is a book that tackles the problem of natural evil.
This is the book of Esther in the form of a screenplay, in a steampunk setting, by someone who has never written a screenplay before. Leave me alone.
This is a version of the Song of Solomon, set in modern English verse.
From time to time at Mablog, I do a detailed review of a book, working through it chapter by chapter. This is a collection of my observations about N.T. Wright’s book Surprised by Scripture.
This is a rendering of the book of Job, in blank verse.
