Reformed Evangelical Affirmation to Natural Theology

Reforming Theology: Toward a Postmodern Reformed Dogmatics

The SBJT Forum: How May Evangelical Theology Transform Culture?

SBJT: Now that The Gagging of God has been published, do you have further thoughts as to how it could address theology and culture? D. A. Carson: I am grateful to Dr. Paul House and his staff for including in this fascicle the opening chapter of my book The Gagging of God. What he has asked me to do in this Forum column is reflect a little on what has happened since its publication a little ove...

The Debate over the Ordo Salutis in American Reformed Theology

Some of the newest contenders for orthodoxy in Christian theology have come from a distinct approach called the New Perspective on Paul (NPP). Coming beside the NPP—though not agreeing in entirety—is the development of the Federal Vision (FV). Believing they have found emphases in Scripture that have been long neglected, these groups have sought to redefine Paul’s theology of salvation. Specifi...

A Modern Natural Theology?

Natural Theology and the Qur’an

Natural theology is reading the book of nature, not the book of revelation, for knowledge of God. Natural theology, as a category employed by practitioners, originated within the history of Christianity, as passages from the New Testament such as Romans 1:20 raised the possibility of knowledge about God without revelation. The best-known work of natural theology is William Paley’s (d. 1805 AD) ...