Bible
You’ve probably already heard a good sermon or two on the Easter story in the past few days. I hope you will welcome a little
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Jesus tells the parable of the good Samaritan on his way to Jerusalem (Luke 9:51). In this post, I would like to articulate how this
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So far, my arguments for Christological Pacifism on TTC have made use of creedal statements about Jesus and general concepts like freedom in Christ. Sooner
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As Christians we profess to be believers in Christ and followers of Christ. Believing in Christ entails knowing about the nature and character of God
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When I go on vacation and leave my regular Sunday morning post, if I am in Dallas, I head over to an Episcopal church near
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Let’s start simple, and define biblical inerrancy. Thanks to Wikipedia we know that, “Biblical inerrancy, as formulated in the “Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy“, is
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It is clear that the Bible meant something to its original readers. The text was written for specific people in specific situations at specific times
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“Rahab of Jericho” by Dina Cormick The story of Rahab is chalked full of allusions to other Old Testament stories. Joshua kicks off the
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Do you struggle with understanding the Bible? Do you find it hard to read? Do you wonder if it is still relevant today? Linguistics are
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Spend any amount of time reading political comments on Facebook or social media, and even the best of us can get confused when comments
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