Jonathan
Chaplin is a brilliant British Reformational or Calvinistic philosopher who is
much sought after as an international speaker and whose writings are spread far
and wide. He wrote a most humorous article that is at the same time very
serious. In case you don’t know this, it is difficult to be serious in a
humorous way, at least in a sustainable fashion. Well, Chaplain managed it very well in the
article I am sharing with you.
His
title is “How to Muzzle the Gospel at
Christmas” and it is published in the magazine Klice Comment, December 2016. In other words, it’s brand new. “Klice” stands for “The Kirby Laing
Institute for Christian Ethics,” which you can visit at <
klice.co.uk >.
Chaplain
begins with an apology to C. S. Lewis, the famous ex-atheist who became one of
the most beloved Christian writers of modern times. Chaplain’s article clearly
borrows its style from C. S. Lewis. Even the opening salutation of this fictional
“letter” is reminiscent of Lewis: “Dear
Wormwood.”
And
with this I’m going to let you loose. Please access the article at: http://tyndalehouse.cmail20.com/t/ViewEmail/r/C95148A54A77C8312540EF23F30FEDED/0DBF6AEFBC7CBD42EBAD456BEB5F1DD6
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