If you read one article this week, engage 55 Theses on Pastors and Public Theologians by Kevin Vanhoozer.
For those of you with more reading time this weekend, check out the following selections from around the internet. As always, if you think I should be reading something else, let me know in the comments section below. Happy reading.
Theology and Religion
Kim Davis’ Conscientious Decision by R.R. Reno
Walking with C. S. Lewis by Joseph Pearce
An Appeal by David Crawford and Stephen Kampowski
Did Muhammad Perform Miracles? by Ayman Ibrahim
Why Scientists and Scholars Can’t Get Their Facts Straight by Joel Baden and Candida Moss
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
On Linguistic and Textual Complexity in First-Century Christianity by Larry Hurtado
The Forger and the “Translator” & The End of the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife Forgery Debate by Andrew Bernhard
Five Thoughts on Evangelical History by John Turner
The Silliness of (Some) Source Criticism by Matt Emerson
Was Paul from a Wealthy Family? by Phil Long
Worldviews and Culture
No Movement that Embraces Donald Trump Can Call Itself Conservative by Jonah Goldberg
Producers vs. Scribes by Mark Movsesian
At Berlin Church, Muslim Refugees Convert in Droves by Kirsten Grieshaber
The Past and Future of the Refugee Crisis by Thomas Sowell
Donald Trump, George Will, and the Crisis of American Conservatism by Carson Holloway
Bonus Link: New Commentaries of Note in 2015 by Nijay Gupta
Pursuing Veritas 
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