Category Archives: Theologization

This is an article written by Alex Tseng Shao Kai and posted by wts: Vol. 4 Issue 1 - Christianity & Liberalism: 100 Years: Telling The Truth Gospel: The Reception of... by Shao Kai Tseng Summary: Alex talked about how … Continue reading →

I was aware that this staged trial ignited the Modernist vs. Fundamentalist battle in 1925. I've only heard mostly talks of it from the Reformed circle until I came across it again in William Lane Craig's podcast series: Reasonable Faith … Continue reading →

Some say, including many young pastors today, that we can do evangelism by making friends first. That's an error in the Gospel. And here's the fix: We can evangelize in friendship, not by friendship. The distinction is crucial. For we … Continue reading →

I asked Claude.ai: Show me the connection between the words for faith in Hebrew, Greek in the Bible, and the etymology of fidelity and authenticity. And this is the answer given: This is a fascinating exploration of how concepts of … Continue reading →

Tim Keller did a good bit in his book Counterfeit Gods. I didn't really read it, but the gist is, many Christians fail in identifying the idols of their lives. They are clear, that money is an obvious idol. But … Continue reading →

It's a great title by Michael Horton: This is a response to John Mark Comer, who apparently (not to my knowledge) has become the new hype (from C.S. Lewis to Chesterton to Schaefer to Stott to Packer to Piper to … Continue reading →

I find this topic more and more interest after encountering Catholic/Orthodox theology, because they have no sense of discerning visible and invisible church, nor would they want to. So in the Invisible sense of the Church, no true Christians would … Continue reading →