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  • Christian Publishing

    from Allan Fisher Nov 12, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    Looking for things for which to thank the Lord this Thanksgiving? Start by asking this question: Where would my church be without Christian publishing companies? Keep Reading

  • Why Is Justification So Important?

    from Keith Mathison Nov 10, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    During the Protestant Reformation of the sixteenth century, there were few things more precious to believers than the recovery of the biblical doctrine of justification by faith alone in Christ alone. Five hundred years later, how many of us who count ourselves heirs of these courageous men and women truly believe that this is a doctrine worth dying for? How many of us even know what the fundamental elements of the doctrine of justification are? Keep Reading

  • Pardoned and Glorified

    from Burk Parsons Nov 07, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    If you've read Victor Hugo's classic work Les Miserables, or if you've seen the stage production or film, you'll recall the scene wherein the bitter criminal Jean Valjean has been released from prison and finds safe harbor at a bishop's home. Instead of returning the bishop's kindness, Valjean steals his silver, strikes him, and flees in the night. Keep Reading

  • “Science” vs. Science

    from David Robertson Nov 06, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    The door opened and a middle-aged man appeared. "Hi, I'm from the local church and...." "Don't waste your time," he interrupted, "I've no time for religion, I believe in science." "Really? Are you a scientist?" "No." "Have you studied science?" "No." "So why do you have faith in science?" Silence. Keep Reading

  • Is Sola Scriptura in the Bible?

    from R.C. Sproul Jr. Nov 05, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    No, and yes. The Bible does not have specific text that suggests that the Bible alone is our final authority in all matters of faith and practice. Those who delight to point this out, however, typically Roman Catholics and the eastern Orthodox, typically miss the point. Keep Reading

  • All Truth Is God’s Truth

    from R.C. Sproul Nov 04, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    Few books I have read have made a lasting impression on my mind and thought. One of them I read over fifty years ago. The title of the book was The Metaphysical Foundations of Modern Science, and it made a lasting impression upon me because it clearly set forth the importance of understanding that all scientific theories presuppose certain philosophical premises. Keep Reading

  • A Man Created in God’s Image

    from Burk Parsons Nov 03, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    In 1998 a dear friend prompted me to get involved working with Dr. Tom Woodward and the C. S. Lewis Society. A few months later I found myself at dinner with Phillip E. Johnson, noted law professor at Berkeley and author of Darwin on Trial. During my time with Dr. Johnson I learned two very important things. Keep Reading

  • Columns from Tabletalk Magazine, November 2009

    from Tim Challies Nov 02, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    The November edition of Tabletalk is out. This month's theme is "Darwin." The issue looks at Charles Darwin and discusses the ramifications of his theories and Christian responses to them. Contributors include R.C. Sproul, Allan Fisher, Keith Mathison, Russ Pulliam, David Robertson and Rod Rosenbladt. Keep Reading

  • Don’t Retire; We Need You

    from Alex Chediak Oct 19, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    You may have heard that retirement can kill you. Men and women die of boredom, for lack of intellectual challenge, or from the deafening silence that can accompany a spouse's death. Depressed saving accounts may represent another motivation to stay gainfully employed. Even if times were better, you might simply prefer staying active in your career, maintaining a position of influence that you've worked hard to reach. Keep Reading

  • Semper Reformanda

    from Michael Horton Oct 16, 2009 Category: Tabletalk Magazine

    If you've been in Protestant circles for very long, whether conservative or liberal, you may have heard the phrase "reformed and always reforming" or sometimes just "always reforming." I hear it a lot these days, especially from friends who want our Reformed churches to be more open to moving beyond the faith and practice that is confessed in our doctrinal standards. Even in Reformed circles of late, various movements have arisen that challenge these standards. Keep Reading
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