Category: Addressing error

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  24.10.25

  Some thoughts on Friedrich Schleiermacher (1768-1834)

  By Billy Foley

  Fredrick Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher was a German theologian, philosopher, preacher, and philologist, who was renowned for his contribution to theology. However, when we look more closely at Schleiermacher’s teaching, we...

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  31.07.25

  Evangelism (Part 2)

  By J.P. Thackway

  Throughout the history of God’s Church, its members have been concerned to reach lost sinners with the good news of salvation. With the Great Commission as the warrant, and the...

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  29.04.25

  Evangelism (Part 1)

  By J.P. Thackway

  The Great Commission at the close of the four Gospels leaves us in no doubt about our marching orders to take the message of salvation to all the world. These...

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  12.07.23

  Peter Enns, The Bible and its Humanity 2 

  By John Hooper

  Inerrancy Since Peter Enns believes much of the Genesis narrative to be myth, it will not come as a surprise that he has a problem with inerrancy. He once described...

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  22.04.23

  Peter Enns, The Bible and its Humanity 1

  By John Hooper

  It has often been said that the process God used to bring the Bible into being has given it two dimensions – divine and human. Hence, good men have not...

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  12.11.22

  Britain’s Lost Greatness 

  By J.P. Thackway

  In Church and Nation Seventy-one years ago, 6 February 1952, Princess Elizabeth succeeded to the Throne on the death of her father, King George VI. Her coronation date, 2 June...

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  12.11.22

  The Nation, Liberalism and the Gospel

  By Professor Tommy MacKay

  The vile person shall be no more called liberal, nor the churl be said to be bountiful (Isaiah 32:5) There are few terms which have been more abused, both in...

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  14.04.22

  Truth and Defection

  By F.J. Harris

  Demas hath forsaken me, having loved this present world.  1 Timothy 4:10. F.J. Harris His pastoral letter in The Bridge magazine June/July 1996.  In matters of weight and importance there...

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