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17 hours ago“The essence of theology is the interpretaion of the history of redmeption,” writes Gordon-Conwell Professor, Richard Lints in his book,
2 days agoJustification: God’s Plan & Paul’s Vision N. T. Wright Hardcover: 279 pages Publisher: IVP Academic (May 30, 2009) Language: English
3 days agoThe comments button is at the bottom right of this post. On my other blog I wrote about the Nanny State fining property owners who
6 days agoCodex Sinaiticus
6 days agoListen to Nathan’s conversation with Robert WrightClick to buy the book!When I met Robert Wright last month, as word of The Evolution of God
7 days agoCelucien asked ‘What are the Top Ten blogs you read regularly?’. Polycarp has followed suit; I’m not sure who else has. I’m seeing some
8 days agoA thought: Is the real issue between Roman Catholicism and Protestantism not an absolute sola fide (since at least some Reformed thinkers
11 days agoHaving recently expounded the book of Ephesians in Burma I found this article by John Hendryx really encouraging. The following passage
11 days agoNice post here from Mark Strauss on Koinonia about Calvin's legacy as not just a theologian, but a commentator. Here's Strauss's intro:
11 days agoI’m sick of pastors drawing erroneous insights from texts due to bad exegesis. Looking a word up in a Strong’s Dictionary does not constitute
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