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A Time of Thanksgiving
Today is Thanksgiving and, as the name implies, it is a day to reflect and be grateful for all that you have, all that you are. In tough economic times like ours, I think it best to remember not the … more →
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A Time of Thanksgiving
virginiaconservative wrote 4 days ago: Today is Thanksgiving and, as the name implies, it is a day to reflect and be grateful for all that … more →
Communio - A proposal for an ecumenical, charismatic ecclesiology.
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sensibletheology wrote 1 week ago: Introduction: N. T. Wright’s New Testament Foundations for Ecclesiology The starting point, the a pr … more →
What about people who never hear about Jesus?
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Chris Legg wrote 1 month ago: The gospel would never have made it to the ears of some people in history, like Native Americans, Py … more →
Can a Christian be a soldier?
Chris Legg wrote 1 month ago: Hey Chris, I mentioned to you once on the ultimate Frisbee field that I was doing some of thinking o … more →
Chris Hedges on War
sensibletheology wrote 1 month ago: Also, a quick quote from Derek Webb that I am sure Mr. Hedges would fully agree with (this is one of … more →
Basic Postmodernism
Chris Legg wrote 1 month ago: Postmodernism at a glance At the most basic level, postmodernism is the most recent philosophy that … more →
What is the role of Baptism in conversion to Christianity?
Chris Legg wrote 2 months ago: There are a lot of passages that seem to indicate that baptism is required for salvation. What do y … more →
What about people who never hear about Jesus Christ?
Chris Legg wrote 2 months ago: What happens to people who never hear about Jesus? Some people cross rivers in the easy places – na … more →
Bumper Sticker Values
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virginiaconservative wrote 4 months ago: Although a vast majority of cars don’t sport bumper stickers, there are still a number of us who do. … more →
Religion Taught In School
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virginiaconservative wrote 5 months ago: One of last month’s comics from Tatsuya Ishida jogged my memory of high school. I, like I’m sure ma … more →
Evil, Sin and Theodicy
sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: A Pertinent Clip From Bishop Wright. First, the problem of evil is oft understood to be overly compl … more →
Exegesis and Hermeneutics.
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sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: Sensibility must be the foundational key when thinking about scripture. Exegesis and hermeneutics is … more →
Love as Revelation.
sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: “Lovers are the ones who know most about God” (Hans urs von Balthasar, Love Alone is Credible). The … more →
A new way to think about Easter and the atonement.
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sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: The culmination of the often unconscious and unuttered hopes held in common by all humanity finds it … more →
Postmodernity and Deconstruction.
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sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: Worlds change; cultures evolve, and societies, not unlike people, are never stagnant. When cultures … 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 →
Open Theism and the Providence Debate
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sensibletheology wrote 7 months ago: . Is God responsible for everything that happens? Please watch this short clip of Dr. Greg Boyd givi … more →
Forget Easter
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virginiaconservative wrote 7 months ago: To all my fellow Christian friends out there, I have what may sound as a radical suggestion for you… … more →
Conversion by the Sword
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virginiaconservative wrote 11 months ago: Recently, I thought back to an event here in Harrisonburg with Dinesh D’Sousa. At one point during … more →
