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Eduardo Echeverria has published an article-length critical review of my book, Who’s Afraid of Relativism?, in the latest issue of the Calvin Theological Journal and the editors gave me an opportunity to respond. I took them up on it, in part because Echeverria’s serious engagement deserved a reply, but also because his critique reflects a common mis-reading…
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This “last Friday” of summer has a feel of Fall about it: we’ll head to the first high school football game tonight with sweatshirts to guard against evening chill. As I’m watching the kids on our street squeeze out the last dregs of summer, I’m reminded of how I approached Labor Day weekend as a…
Today we moved our daughter, our third child, into her dorm room at Calvin College. It was everything we could have hoped for, and everything we’ve been trying to pretend wouldn’t happen all summer. Our baby girl has been launched into the next season of her adventure with Christ. My wife, Deanna, sent a note…
It’s always, er, let’s say, “intriguing” to read an article that purports to be a critique of your work which, in turns, criticizes what you have also criticized and espouses positions that, in fact, you have also argued. In short, it’s puzzling to read an article that claims to disagree with you when said article…