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Explaining Health Care Reform & “Christian” Reflections Thereof [REPOST]
Tuesday, 19 Jan, 2010 – 19:17 | 6 Comments
Explaining Health Care Reform & “Christian” Reflections Thereof [REPOST]

Can the common man understand this health care debate? Is there a particularly Christian perspective on health care? Also, a curious and unexpected memorial to Ted Kennedy. Read on.
by Paul Burkhart
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[Editor’s Note: This …

Turning the T.U.L.I.P. On Its Side
Wednesday, 2 Sep, 2009 – 6:26 | 2 Comments
Turning the T.U.L.I.P. On Its Side

Can the classic Five-Points of Calvinism, notorious for inspiring complacency and judgmentalism, actually cause relationships that are gracious, self-sacrificing, and long-suffering?
by Stephen Hess
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[Editor’s Note: For those unfamiliar with the historical Five-Points of Calvinism (a.k.a. “TULIP”), …

Explaining Health Care Reform & “Christian” Reflections Thereof
Thursday, 27 Aug, 2009 – 14:00 | 6 Comments
Explaining Health Care Reform & “Christian” Reflections Thereof

Can the common man understand this health care debate? Is there a particularly Christian perspective on health care?  Also, a curious and unexpected memorial to Ted Kennedy.  Read on.
by Paul Burkhart
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Below is a series of …

Let’s play: “Guess Who’s Doctrinal Statement?”
Tuesday, 25 Aug, 2009 – 14:00 | 5 Comments
Let’s play: “Guess Who’s Doctrinal Statement?”

Given just the “Core Doctrines” of a Church, can we evaluate its true Orthodoxy and faithfulness?
by Paul Burkhart
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Okay, we’re going to a play a little game I like to call “Guess Whose Doctrinal Statement.” …

The New York Times on Mark Driscoll
Thursday, 15 Jan, 2009 – 18:30 | One Comment
The New York Times on Mark Driscoll

At Reform & Revive, I try to offer only original content, but this was something I couldn’t pass up. A friend and fellow “Westminsterian”, Art Boulet, put a post up on his blog a few days ago containing an article about Mark Driscoll that appeared in the New York Times. I found both the article and the discussion that followed in the comments section fascinating.

Here’s Art’s blog and the article