Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart, Book Reviews
Hugh McCullum. Toronto: ABC Publishing, 2004, 544 pages. Reviewed by Ron Dart. “Liberalism was, in origin, criticism of the old established order. Today, it is the voice of the establishment.” —George Grant The time has come, gratefully so, when the rich and varied...
Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart, Book Reviews
Chalmers Johnson, New York: Henry Holt, 2000, 268 pp. On the eve of the new bombing campaign against Iraq, President Bush said the United States had done nothing to deserve Iraqi hostility. This book begs to differ. The author is a specialist on Japan and Asia, and a...
Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart, Book Reviews
There has been a great deal of interest, in the last decade, by many Christians, in returning to the Classic phase of the Christian Tradition. The Patristic heritage (of the Latin West and Greek East) is held high and warmly honoured and respected. This turn comes as...
Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart
"Clark H. Pinnock is one of theworld’s best-known and most creative and controversial theologians… Since the 1970s Pinnock has pioneered a now widespread school of Christian thought called “open” or “free-will” theism." —Barry Callen, Clark H. Pinnock:...
Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart
“You will find this again and again about anything that is really Christian: every one is attracted by bits of it and wants to pick out those bits and leave the rest. That is why we do not get much further: and that is why people who are fighting for quite opposite...
Jun 9, 2006 | Author - Ron Dart
Clark Pinnock is, probably, one of the most important and one of the most controversial Canadian evangelical theologians. Pinnock’s early years (1960s) as a theologian were fairly conventional. Many evangelicals were walking the extra mile at this period of time to...
