Does God Pray? – Katherine Sonderegger

Last week Katherine Sonderegger came in to deliver a paper to the Analytic Theology Seminary. She put forth the provocative … Continue reading Does God Pray? – Katherine Sonderegger

The Task of Trinitarian Theology

Many books on the doctrine of the Trinity begin by decrying the state of Trinitarian theology. Many of these authors … Continue reading The Task of Trinitarian Theology

What is Grace? Grace is more than being lucky to be on God’s side. Grace is God’s goodness showered on … Continue reading Grace Is…

In his new book Reading Barth With Charity, George Hunsinger gives us a rather succinct summary of the Trinity-Election debate … Continue reading Trinity/Election and the Doctrine of Antecedence

Faith is such a hard concept to grasp… John Webster sheds some light on it in a sermon on Hebrews … Continue reading If Only I Had More Faith…

Romans has often been called Paul’s “systematic theology,” I would beg to differ, but if we are going to insist … Continue reading The Holy Spirit in Romans

John Calvin on why we ought to study and then contemplate on God’s nature as our Father: We ought in … Continue reading Contemplate God’s Fatherly Love

Lately I have been reading Paul Moser’s The Severity of God: Religion and Philosophy Reconceived. The main argument of the … Continue reading Paul Moser’s Gethsemane Epistemology

The following is a part of an email exchange with a real student. He asks the question everybody is thinking … Continue reading Doesn’t Predestination Make God Unloving?

I have often heard it said that there are no such thing as atheists, even atheists believe in God. Now, … Continue reading There Are No Atheists