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Tag: Los Angeles Theology Conference

Human Nature, Religion, Theology

LATC 2018 – Hans Madueme: “Man’s Heart is the Seat of All Evils:” A Theological Argument for Dualism

Rough notes on Hans Madueme’s plenary talk: Context Philosophers and Theologians question the usefulness of dualism – in some circles … Continue reading LATC 2018 – Hans Madueme: “Man’s Heart is the Seat of All Evils:” A Theological Argument for Dualism

Human Nature, Patristics, Religion, Theology

LATC 2018 – Adam and Christ: Human Solidarity Before God

The following are notes from Frances Young’s plenary talk. Slime Mold Japanese Scientist “trained” them to make their way through … Continue reading LATC 2018 – Adam and Christ: Human Solidarity Before God

Human Nature, Theology

LATC 2018 – The Christian Doctrine of Humanity

This year LATC came back to Fuller Seminary. I will be trying to post my notes from the plenary sessions … Continue reading LATC 2018 – The Christian Doctrine of Humanity

Theology

LATC 2017: Dogmatics & Systematic Theology – Scott Swain

Here are some notes on Scott Swain’s plenary lecture at LATC 2017…. Introduction Bavinck: Dogmatic Theology is the knowledge God … Continue reading LATC 2017: Dogmatics & Systematic Theology – Scott Swain

Religion, Theology

LATC 2017 – Knowledge Puffs Up, But Love Builds Up

Some notes on Chris Tilling’s break out session at LATC 2017… 1 Corinthians 8:1-7 Contains the epistemological issue Paul creates … Continue reading LATC 2017 – Knowledge Puffs Up, But Love Builds Up

Religion, Theology

LATC 2017: Why Should Protestants Retrieve Patristic and Medieval Theology? – Gavin Ortlund

Some notes from Gavin Ortlund’s Breakout Session…. Retrieving the Leavened Bread out of the Unleavened Warfield on Augustine: Doctrine of … Continue reading LATC 2017: Why Should Protestants Retrieve Patristic and Medieval Theology? – Gavin Ortlund

Religion, Theology

LATC 2017: Can I Get a Witness? Analytics, Poetics, and the Mission of Dogmatics – Kevin Vanhoozer

  Here are some lecture notes from Kevin Vanhoozer’s plenary session at LATC 2017 A-Introduction – the discourse of dogmatics: … Continue reading LATC 2017: Can I Get a Witness? Analytics, Poetics, and the Mission of Dogmatics – Kevin Vanhoozer

Religion, Theology

LATC 2017

The topic and lineup for LATC 2017 is now out! The topic and list of speakers looks fantastic! I absolutely … Continue reading LATC 2017

Religion, Theology

Atonement & Eucharist– Notes on Eleonore Stump’s LATC15 Presentation

Eleonore stump had the privilege of being the final plenary speaker at #LATC15 today. She presented a paper on the … Continue reading Atonement & Eucharist– Notes on Eleonore Stump’s LATC15 Presentation

Religion, Theology

Atonement & Human Suffering – Notes on Bruce McCormack’s LATC15 Presentation

Bruce McCormack is the Charles Hodge Professor of Systematic Theology at Princeton. During the 3rd plenary session of LATC15 he … Continue reading Atonement & Human Suffering – Notes on Bruce McCormack’s LATC15 Presentation

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