Doctrine
People sometimes object to religious belief on the grounds that it’s not empirical—and all knowledge, they insist, comes from experience. I’ve written before at TTC
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Doctrine
There has been a lot of talk in the news lately regarding the Southern Baptist Convention, women in Ministry, and misogynistic attitudes. It seems appropriate
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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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Doctrine
In my last post, I argued that Christians ought to be nonviolent because of what we believe about Jesus. That is to say, I
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Doctrine
Lorne Greene: best Noah voice ever I doubt whether there is any point of theology that is not illustrated in or learned from a Bible story,
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Bible
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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Doctrine
Last week we talked about how faith and reason work together as overlapping ways of knowing. To build on that idea, this week we’ll look at some
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Doctrine
“Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed.” These words of Jesus may
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Doctrine
I would define a miracle as a divinely-caused suspension of the laws of physics. I believe in the possibility of miracles and in the historicity
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Doctrine
In philosophy, knowledge is often defined as true belief. Belief or faith is the conviction that something is true. However, belief is not necessarily true,
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