Between Two Worlds

I suspect I'm like most people who receive theological journals or Christian magazines. Most call for skimming, with a few articles that are sufficiently interesting and helpful enough that you'd read the whole thing.

The latest issue of Themelios is different (available as a 129-page PDF or in HTML). Every single article looks well worth reading.

Here's the table of contents:

• Editorial [on not conforming to the world of technology], by D.A. Carson
• Minority Report: The Way of the Christian Academic, by Carl Trueman
• The Gospel and the Poor, by Tim Keller
• Shared Intentions? Reflections on Inspiration and Interpretation in Light of Scripture's Dual Authorship, by Jared M. Compton
• The Center of Biblical Theology in Acts: Deliverance and Damnation Display the Divine, by James M. Hamilton Jr.
• Salvation History, Chronology, and Crisis: A Problem with Inclusivist Theology of Religions, Part 2 of 2, by Adam Sparks
• Ezra, According to the Gospel: Ezra 7:10, Philip Graham Ryken
• Book Reviews