Christ Over All’s Most Read Articles Published in 2024
We give thanks to God for our authors and readers. We’re passing along what 2024 articles gained most traction, and we’ve also noticed some trends to share . . .
3.44 Leonardo De Chirico, David Schrock, Brad Green • Interview • “A Discussion on Aquinas”
Listen in as Leonardo De Chirico joins David Schrock and Brad Green to discuss his appraisal of Thomas Aquinas.
The Neo-Calvinist Dutchman and the Angelic Doctor at The Olympic Shooting Range: Bavinck and Aquinas on the Knowledge of God
Thomas Aquinas and Herman Bavinck face off in a match of theological marksmanship. Who will get the gold?
No Plato, Yes Scripture: Why We Don’t Need Plato to Tell Us How to Understand Our Bibles
The ingredients for sound Christian doctrine may occasionally be found in Plato, but they are always found in Scripture. So let’s do theology from Scripture and not any other philosophy.
3.43 Louis Markos, David Schrock, Brad Green • Interview • “A Discussion on Plato”
Listen in as Louis Markos joins David Schrock and Brad Green to discuss Plato and what we can learn from this ancient philosopher.
Is Platonic Language a Capitulation?
If we use Platonic language in Christian theology, we must always remember that God exists outside of and apart from his creation. If we fail to do that, we have fundamentally misunderstood who God is as revealed in Scripture.
3.42 Pierce Taylor Hibbs, David Schrock, Stephen Wellum • Interview • “Can You Understand a Kangaroo Without a Bible? Why I Hold a Revelational Epistemology”
Listen in as Pierce Taylor Hibbs joins David Schrock and Stephen Wellum to discuss his longform essay “Can You Understand a Kangaroo Without a Bible? Why I Hold a Revelational Epistemology.”
Know Scripture, No Need for Platonism: Revelational Epistemology Has Priority Over Remnantal Sophistry
Is Christian Platonism a necessary lens for rightly interpreting the Bible? Absolutely not! Scripture provides its own worldview and does not depend upon any worldly philosophy.
Plato: Friend, Enemy, or Frenemy of the Gospel?
Plato’s philosophy is much closer to a biblical worldview than many other schools of thought. In the end, however, it still falls short of the true gospel message.
Book Review of Interpreting Scripture with the Great Tradition: Recovering the Genius of Premodern Exegesis, by Craig A. Carter
In the arena of biblical interpretation, Carter has thrown down the gauntlet and opened up Pandora’s box. But is Christian Platonism the way forward?
Alternative Philosophical Views of Reality
In this excerpt, Dr. Vern Poythress gives a crash course in various philosophical views.
3.40 Pierce Taylor Hibbs • Reading • “Can You Understand a Kangaroo Without a Bible? Why I Hold a Revelational Epistemology”
Nothing exists outside of the lordship of Jesus Christ, and this includes even our own knowledge of the world.
