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Richard Mouw says the best forms of the doctrine still disappoint those counting on God to do the right thing.

Jesus’ tears counter the narrative that “men don’t cry.”

The problems are real—but exaggerated.

A former winner explains how the seminary honor that once brought the Reformed community together is now splitting it.

Buckley, Mailer, and Herman Hoeksema.

About that "white grandfatherly God."

A biography of the Book of Mormon.

Three views.

Each atonement theory highlights a truth about the Cross—but none more so than Christ's substitutionary death.

A new edition of Robert Orsi's classic study.

We need both J. I. Packer's and the Orthodox Presbyterians' approaches to hear Christ speak.

Looking more carefully at Calvinist suspicion of fiction and poetry.

Christianity Today's first editor grasped what I as a young theologian failed to understand about church involvement in social justice.

The 'individualism' we profess is not only not a heresy—it is at the heart of the gospel.

Cornelius Van Til never forgot it.

The president of Fuller Seminary remembers his friend and colleague.

We have to decide whether we have a stingy or a generous God.

Why church shopping may not be all bad.

Abraham Kuyper reminds us that only Christ can bring wholeness to our fragmented age.