Blogs about: Hans Boersma
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Sarah Moon and unmerciful #universalism
A week ago, ex-evangelical blogger Sarah Moon wrote a post titled: “When my abuser is welcome at the table, I am not,” taking aim at the presumptuousness with which some progressive Christ… more →
Mercy not Sacrifice
Violence and consistency
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wrote 5 days ago: I take pacifism to be the view that violence is never justified.[1] Previously I argued that Jesus’ … more →
Heavenly Participation: A Review
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wrote 1 year ago: An evangelical defense of the recovery of a Platonist-Christian synthesis is a decidedly ambitious t … more →
Behold: an evangelical theologian who wishes to medievalize evangelicalism--as I do!
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wrote 1 year ago: A fascinating evangelical proposal to return to a medieval "sacramental ontology" A week o … more →
Sacramental Ontology? Reflections on Nouvelle Théologie and Sacramental Ontology, by Hans Boersma
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wrote 1 year ago: Hans Boersma presents a grand tour of the Roman-Catholic nouvelle théologie movement in his book, No … more →
Hans Boersma on tradition, sacramental time, and evangelicals
wrote 2 years ago: ‘While disagreements remain, the overall Catholic approach to tradition is largely evangelical … more →
Is there a species called "the Catholic evangelical"? Hans Boersma says "Yes, there is"
wrote 2 years ago: ‘Can we consider Catholics — at least some Catholics — to be evangelicals? In oth … more →
A Philosophical Aside
wrote 2 years ago: I have been giving a lot of thought to the realm of ontology as of late, especially with regards to … more →
Summer under the green roof
wrote 2 years ago: There are lots of good things in life. Regent College Spring/Summer School is one of those th … more →
On Therapeutic (Non)Christianity
wrote 2 years ago: Bryan College professor, J. Daryl Charles, provides a good critique of the therapeutic turn in moder … more →
Theology and Evangelism: the Great Divorce?
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wrote 4 years ago: Today I attended a “round table discussion” as part of the Regent College Spring School. … more →
Avoiding Idolatrous Claims of Knowledge
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wrote 4 years ago: I ran across this quote by Hans Boersma (J.I. Packer Professor of Theology at Regent College)in a … more →
Quote - Theology and Metaphor
wrote 5 years ago: I was reminded of this while reading some of James McGrath’s recent discussions of theology and meta … more →
The Necessity of Penal Substitution
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wrote 5 years ago: Gerald O’Collins and many other modern scholars hate the idea of Christ’s death as Penal … more →
Salvation and Metaphor
wrote 5 years ago: According to Gordon Fee Paul’s language of redemption, propitiation, reconciliation, etc. is … more →
