De Regno Christi

Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays.  It defies consumerism and sneers at materialism.  It drives us back to the warmth of home and the love of family. Be thankful, enjoy your family, celebrate with feasting.  And don’t miss Bill Kauffman’s excellent The Grinch Who Moved Thanksgiving over at the Front Porch. Happy Thanksgiving!

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I wanted to comment on the continuing discussion on Hahn and Horton but as the conversation has drifted toward the difference between Rome and Geneva on Justification, I thought I would create a new post. Let me suggest that the primary doctrinal difference with regard to justification, and it is a large difference indeed, is [...]

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Michael Horton has responded to idiotic claims that his blurb on the jacket cover Scott Hahn’s Covenant and Communion was somehow an endorsement of Pope Benedict XVI’s theology.  Horton’s clarification is here. Of course, all of this should be obvious.  Michael Horton is one of the foremost defenders of Confessional Reformed theology.  Some might say [...]

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Two of my favorite  covenant theologians. Irony and paradox, irony and paradox. Here

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Today is St. Augustine’s birthday!  As there are no dead in Christ, wish him a happy birthday.   Thanks to the Heidelblog for the tip off.

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We are pleased to announce that Kevin McCormick will be joining the DRC as a regular contributor.  Here is a bio for Kevin: Kevin McCormick is a guitarist and composer living in the Texas Hill Country.  He is the founder of Mirabilis Records and Mirabilis Studio for Guitar in Kerrville, Texas where he resides.  He is also [...]

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Among the jacket blurbs for Roman Catholic scholar Scott Hahn’s new Covenant and Communion: The Biblical Theology of Pope Benedict XVI are endorsements from respected conservative Protestant Biblical Theologians Kevin Vanhoozer, Tremper Longman, and Hans Boersma offer tantalizing endorsements. Even Michael Horton is in on the action: “Even when one disagrees with some of his [...]

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The Priest, the Prophet, and the King . . . And the walls came tumbling down.   By Bradley J. Birzer Hillsdale College   On the eve of the twentieth anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, that great and horrific symbol of the inhumane and brutal ideologies of the modern world, three men [...]

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