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Category Archives: theological
Letter to a friend on Jesus and the end of the age of decay
Repost from October 18, 2008. Posted this on Calvin-in-Common to a fellow with whom I tend to get into religious discussions with. Some of what I address here relates to the topics we’ve discussed over time. Updated Aug 1 2014. … Continue reading
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Power-over vs. Power-under
Repost from April 22, 2007. It’s fun reading some of these posts and tracking how my gospel vocabulary continues to morph. Power comes in different forms. We are all familiar with power-over physics. As a civilization we have excelled in … Continue reading
Fr. Reardon on Augustine v. Anselm and God's Honor
http://www.orthodoxytoday.org/articles-2009/Reardon-The-Love-Of-God-And-The-Passion-Of-Christ.php It is in flash so no simply mp3 download š¦ I found it necessary to listen closely. Very interesting (and technical) in terms of the precise language. It is interesting to think of Anselm coming up with his theory … Continue reading
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Greg Boyd on the filter sin creates
Repost from May 22 2007. I got this from a Greg Boyd sermon and found his approach to understanding sin through the story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil very creative and helpful in understanding how … Continue reading
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Getting what Jesus Got in the Age of Decay
Iām working through Revelation (still, week 41 and Iām only in chapter 7) for our Adult Sunday School class and Iām really struck by the tone of this book. The expectation of the book is that saints will suffer. Again … Continue reading
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Is "inspiration" really so distasteful to moderns?
I was reading some of Ben Witheringtonās response to Ehrmanās latest book. Thereās a huge amount of complaint against the Bible that it is somehow offensive and wrong that Christians imagine this book to be authoritative and seek to use … Continue reading
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Paul and Jesus on Slavery
I just got Kenneth Baileyās āJesus Through Middle Eastern Eyesā in the mail today. I love Kenneth Bailey. I donāt know if youāve ever read any of his work. Iāve been preaching through Luke. Central to Luke is Jesusā manifesto … Continue reading
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The antithesis of the ages
repost from March 14, 2009 This is a cut and paste job from something I wrote on a listserve but I wanted to keep it. Also within our tradition is the understanding of the two ages. I call them the … Continue reading
Gospel vs. Religion
Repost Sept 25, 2006 A good illustration of what Keller means by “religion” is Earl Hickey in the TV sitcom “My Name is Earl”. Earl presents a very practical reduction of the notion of karma: “Do good things, good things … Continue reading
Word-gardening for Kingdom Traction
In Sacramento the CRC pastors meet once a month to spend time together working on our mutual effort. Each month one of us is responsible for the topic, discussion, whatever. This is my month so this is what I prepared … Continue reading →