German theologian J. Hutter analyses his theology from an evangelical perspective: “Moltmann's emphasis on experience and reason leads to a dilution of biblical teaching”.

A real pedagogue, he did not write for the scholars, although they admired him, but for common believers who want to think their faith.

The first of a series of articles on Schaeffer’s legacy and on the challenge he still poses to the world today.

Rereading Schaeffer some thirty years later seems eerily prophetic.

Seven theological differences between Martyn Lloyd-Jones and Karl Barth.

In terms of the Protestant evaluation of Roman Catholicism, Barth’s theology of the Word has weakened the evangelical ability to assess Rome having the Bible as supreme standard.

The Swiss giant still commands enough respect to be taken seriously both within and without the walls of the academic community (certainly here, at least, in Continental Europe).