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Daily Archives: July 8, 2014
Do the Details of Jesus Birth Agree in Matthew & Luke?
Originally posted on Thomistic Bent:
This is another in a series of questions from critics about the Bible. Question: Matthew’s account of Jesus birth seems to differ from Luke’s. They seem to start from different places and they travel to different…
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Book Write-Up: One Holy and Happy Society
Gerald R. McDermott. One Holy and Happy Society: The Public Theology of Jonathan Edwards. Pennsylvania State University Press, 1992. This was Gerald McDermott’s first book about eighteenth century American pastor and theologian Jonathan Edwards. See here and here to read … Continue reading
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