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Trinitarian Personhood
Human Nature, Religion, Theology

Trinitarian Personhood

William Ury is Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology at Wesley Biblical Seminary, Trinitarian Personhood is the published version of … Continue reading Trinitarian Personhood

Persons in Communion
Human Nature, Religion, T.F. Torrance, Theology

Persons in Communion

Karl Barth famously made the decision to speak of “modes of being” (Seinsweise) rather than persons when speaking of the … Continue reading Persons in Communion

Being and Communion
Books, Human Nature, Religion, Theology

Being and Communion

When Being as Communion came out (especially in English) generated much discussion regarding the doctrine of the Trinity and the doctrine’s relationship … Continue reading Being and Communion

Some Thoughts on “Dabru Emet”
Religion, Theology

Some Thoughts on “Dabru Emet”

Dabru Emet (“Speak the Truth”) is a statement by more than 170 Jewish scholars issued in September 2000. It reflects … Continue reading Some Thoughts on “Dabru Emet”

Jonathan Edwards, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

Jonathan Edwards’s Argument Against Unitarianism in Miscellany 96

Today I’m finally putting pen to paper for a short introduction to two of Edwards’s miscellanies for a reader being … Continue reading Jonathan Edwards’s Argument Against Unitarianism in Miscellany 96

“RIGHTS, RECOGNITION, AND THE BODY OF CHRIST: Responses” – ROWAN WILLIAMS – THE 2018 PAYTON LECTURES
Culture, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

“RIGHTS, RECOGNITION, AND THE BODY OF CHRIST: Responses” – ROWAN WILLIAMS – THE 2018 PAYTON LECTURES

This year’s Payton Lectures are being given by the Right Reverend Rowan Williams, the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury – what … Continue reading “RIGHTS, RECOGNITION, AND THE BODY OF CHRIST: Responses” – ROWAN WILLIAMS – THE 2018 PAYTON LECTURES

“Rights, Recognition, and the Body of Christ” – Rowan Williams – The 2018 Payton Lectures
Culture, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

“Rights, Recognition, and the Body of Christ” – Rowan Williams – The 2018 Payton Lectures

This year’s Payton Lectures are being given by the Right Reverend Rowan Williams, the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury – what … Continue reading “Rights, Recognition, and the Body of Christ” – Rowan Williams – The 2018 Payton Lectures

Book Reviews, Books, Religion, Theology

STANLEY GRENZ’S THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY – A CRITIQUE (PT. 4)

This is the final part of a short series in which I look at Stanley Grenz’s theological anthropology as it … Continue reading STANLEY GRENZ’S THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY – A CRITIQUE (PT. 4)

Religion, Theology

Stanley Grenz’s Theological Anthropology – Method (PT. 2)

This is part two of a short series in which I look at Stanley Grenz’s theological anthropology as it can … Continue reading Stanley Grenz’s Theological Anthropology – Method (PT. 2)

Religion, Theology

Stanley Grenz’s Theological Anthropology – An Introduction (Pt. 1)

Today marks the beginning of a short series in which I look at Stanley Grenz’s theological anthropology as it can … Continue reading Stanley Grenz’s Theological Anthropology – An Introduction (Pt. 1)

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