Author: B.A. Castle

B.A. Castle is a son of Virginia, a Confessional Presbyterian, husband, father, and dog owner, deer hunter. Graduating from GPTS in 2019, he served for 4 years as the pastor of Grace OPC Lynchburg, VA. He edited and modernized Theodore Beza's "Learned Treatise on the Plague" (Canon Press, 2020). He published "The Analogical Day View: Exegetical and Systematic Critique" (PRJ, 2018).

Review of Reformed Christian Politics

Any reform of the church begins with recovery. Josiah recovered the Book of the Law. Christ recovered the true doctrine […]

B.A. Castle 05.27.26 Forum

Poetry and Monarchy in Tolkien

The King is the King of a Living People

B.A. Castle 08.01.25 Society

Luxury Beliefs and the Reformed Church

What is a Belief Worth When it Costs Nothing?

B.A. Castle 07.09.25 Church

Concerning Hobbits

From the Least to the Greatest When the Lord of the Rings is discussed, there are two camps: devotees of […]

B.A. Castle 09.03.24 Culture

Come, Let us Reason Together

A friendly response to Ben Saunders

B.A. Castle 08.09.24 Church

Burnham among the Churches

The Rise of Managerial Ecclesiology

B.A. Castle 06.25.24 Church

Let Us Be Better

Fruit from the Poisonous Tree isn't Always Poisonous

B.A. Castle 06.06.24 Forum