Last week I gave the “Gaffin Lecture on Theology, Culture, and Mission”
at Westminster Seminary. This was a high honor because of the esteem I
have both for Richard Gaffin and the school. Gaffin’s book, By Faith, Not By Sight, which just appeared in a new edition, came at a time when I needed help and encouragement in dealing with the New Perspective on Paul.
The topic I chose to address was “The New Calvinism and the New Community: The Doctrines of Grace and the Meaning of Race.” There were
five reasons I went this direction:
First, the lecture is called “On Theology, Culture, and Mission.” With this topic I was able to embrace all three. Continue at John Piper
