Cornelius Van Til

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John Muether talks with the Christ the Center panel about his book Cornelius Van Til:  Reformed Apologist and Churchman, the latest volume in the American Reformed Biography series published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing.  Professor Muether discusses various aspects of the life and thought of Van Til, including his involvement in the so-called Clark/Van Til controversy, his critical analysis of Karl Barth, his interaction with his Christian Reformed Church critics, and his involvement with the founding and first several decades of existence of Westminster Theological Seminary and the OPC.  Like the book, our conversation with Professor Muether will leave the listener longing to hear more.

You can listen to the interview here.

Deconstructing Evangelicalism Interview

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Darryl G. Hart joined the panel on Christ the Center to talk about his book Deconstructing Evangelicalism. Hart points out that Evangelicalism actually is an umbrella term used to unite conservative Christians from different traditions. There never has been a generic Evangelical. The panel discussed the different senses of the word “Evangelical” and noted that the use of the word today in America is more or less governed by the rise of Neo-Evangelicalism in the mid-twentieth century. Perhaps it is best to identify oneself by one’s denominational affiliation. Listener’s will find this discussion timely and fascinating.

J. Gresham Machen

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Darryl G. Hart discusses J. Gresham Machen on Christ the Center.  Hart explains the historical and continuing contemporary significance of Machen as well as intriguing details of his life and work.  Among highlights of the conversation are Machen’s formation of the Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missions and the discussion of Machen’s literary legacy.

Introducing OldLife.org

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This is the latest addition to the Reformed Forum network.  We will be offering an historically reformed perspective on issues in reformed theology, politics and other subjects that may be of interest.  We are also planning to bring the Nicotine Theological Journal to the web.  In the near future, back issues will be available as PDFs.