Category: Addressing error

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  27.04.09

  A monument to liberalism

  By Jack Baker

  There was a very sad report (to say the least) in my local paper just before the end of the year 2008; it took about one third of a page,...

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  27.11.08

  Pictures of Christ

  By Professor John Murray

  The question of the propriety of pictorial representations of the Saviour is one that merits examination. It must be granted that the worship of Christ is central in our holy...

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  27.08.07

  Why good men change

  By J.P. Thackway

  Good men can and do change. They are changing these days at an alarming rate. Churches, theologians, theological seminaries, Christian Unions, Christian publishers, societies and magazines are far from what...

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  08.08.07

  The tyranny of political correctness

  By J.P. Thackway

  Around twenty years ago, we began to hear a new phrase – “Politically Correct” – or PC for short. Since then it has entered everyday speech and life, and is...

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  27.05.07

  The Anabaptists and Holy Scripture

  By John Hooper

  There is something appealing about the Anabaptists. Their ideals of Christian discipleship, liberty, love of the brethren, discipline, and holiness of life, not to mention their cruel sufferings, attract our...

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  27.11.06

  A Dialogue between Eusebius and Theophilis

  By Charles D. Alexander

  A Dialogue Between Eusebius, a Christian Pastor, and Theophilus, an Earnest Disciple. This is one of Mr. Alexander’s many valuable papers that were privately circulated during his ministry in Liverpool,...

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  08.12.05

  Steve Chalk’s lost message 2

  By J.P. Thackway

  The Lost Message of Jesus by Steve Chalke and Alan Mann, and its significance for today. In the last Quarterly we reviewed the book with the above title. Our extended...

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  08.06.05

  Steve Chalk’s lost message 1

  By J.P. Thackway

  The Lost Message of Jesus by Steve Chalke and Alan Mann, and its significance for today. This book has featured in the evangelical world for a while now. Hardly a...

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