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An Expose of Emerging Church Preaching, Part 2
Postmodernism’s Impact on the Content of EC Preaching Andrew Perriman, an Emerging church theologian, in his website Open Source Theology posted this blog entitled “Jesus, God and narrative theology.”… more →
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Book Six -- Chapter Six
stephencrose wrote 3 weeks ago: Book Six — Chapter Six Living With Jean Shepherd, Parsing Dostoevsky, Parsing Neo-Orthodoxy, D … more →
Communio - A proposal for an ecumenical, charismatic ecclesiology.
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sensibletheology wrote 4 weeks ago: Introduction: N. T. Wright’s New Testament Foundations for Ecclesiology The starting point, the a pr … more →
An Expose of Emerging Church Preaching, Part 2
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whitet wrote 1 month ago: Postmodernism’s Impact on the Content of EC Preaching Andrew Perriman, an Emerging church theologian … more →
Tinkering with the Monster (Just Don't Say "Glue" in German Around the Horses)
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newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: As the title indicates, I had a blast this past Halloween weekend by encountering Mel Brooks’ classi … more →
READING THE BIBLE (1): As Divine Encounter
Jeremy Berg wrote 2 months ago: NEW SERIES: I want to spend a few posts exploring the many different ways the Bible intends to speak … more →
Are There Errors in the Bible?
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whitet wrote 3 months ago: A Definition of Inerrancy Wayne Grudem gives a very good definition of inerrancy (the doctrine that … more →
Was the Bible Written by God or Man? Part 1
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whitet wrote 3 months ago: The late Stanley Grenz, a theologian and philosopher in the Emerging church, revealed his low view o … more →
On Impassibility and Classical Theism
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Eli wrote 4 months ago: The following is taken from a comment i made on a friend’s blog. Let’s hear some respons … more →
Tale of Two Calvins
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Benjamin P. Glaser wrote 5 months ago: This is my obligatory Calvin 500th birthday post The occasion of Calvin’s 500th Birthday has l … more →
Emil Brunner's "Salto Mortale"
Oliver wrote 6 months ago: Emil Brunner is the second of the three ‘Bs’ of the neo-orthodox movement, the others be … more →
William Placher
Phil wrote 6 months ago: I was saddened to learn today of the death of William Placher, someone who left us many years too so … more →
Would the Real Jesus Please Stand Up
mishkan wrote 6 months ago: (This is a work in progress, but I wanted to get it on the site just in its undressed form!) I have … more →
The ethics of living a tradition, radically
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msbahnisch wrote 6 months ago: One word we – collectively – now seem to have an impoverished understanding of is … more →
James Barr on Pure Biblical Theology
Vlad wrote 7 months ago: In The Concept of Biblical Theology, Barr writes on approaches to this enterprise and how it is conc … more →
In Honor of Barth's Birthday: Grünewald and Mozart
Jacob wrote 7 months ago: On this day in 1886, Swiss Protestant theologian Karl Barth was born, a man who would be known as th … more →
The Bible - It's Authority and Role in Theology
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sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: Is the Bible The “Word of God?” The bible is the word of God in so much as it is a human … more →
The Importance of Doctrinal Statements, Part Last
whitet wrote 8 months ago: Fuller Theological Seminary illustrates the effect of a Christian institution or local church abando … more →
Considering Working the Angles
cavman wrote 8 months ago: I first read Eugene Peterson’s book Working the Angles: the Shape of Pastoral Integrity in the … more →
Unconditional Pardon in Christ :: Justification in Karl Barth
theophilogue wrote 9 months ago: If not the most important theologian of the 20th century,[1] the case could be made that Karl Barth … more →
