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Missing the Point 03…
The author of the second chapter (Missing the Point: Theology) starts by stating that “everyone is a theologian.” This is not necessarily a false statement as everyone from the atheist to the highly religious person has a set of beliefs … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Doctrinal Issues
Tagged Adventures in Missing the Point, heresy, Relativism, Theology
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Missing the Point 02…
Chapter 1 titled “Missing the Point: Salvation”. The author of this chapter lays out that the church has potentially missed the point by becoming overly decision oriented (my terminology). He points out that terms like “accept Christ as your personal … Continue reading
Missing the point 01…
I’m reading through the book “Adventures in Missing the Point”, which is NOT about proper evasive techniques for sword fighting. Actually, that would probably be a more useful book. This book, written by Tony Campolo and Brian McLaren, has an … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Philosophical Thoughts
Tagged Brian McLaren, Missing the point, Theology, Tony Campolo
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Theological Liberals, Heresy, and McManus. Links of the week.
Been a while since I’ve posted a “Clicki, vidi, linki” entry. Here are some fun ones to stimulate the theological brain. First this quote by Dr. Al Mohler: Theological liberals do not intend to destroy Christianity, but to save it. … Continue reading
Posted in Al Mohler, Al Mohler's Blog, Clicki Vidi Linki, Pyromaniacs, Quotes
Tagged Christianity, Dorritos, Erwin McManus, liberalism, Missing Gospel, Quotes, Theology
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More fun looks at misleading quotes…
Today’s quote comes from a man who shares a last name with a notorious “kool-aid” drinker from the last century. While this man doesn’t offer physical death-by-koolaid I am concerned that a far worse spiritual death might occur by drinking … Continue reading
Book Review: “Made in Our Image”
Yesterday I finished my literary journey through Steven J. Lawson’s book “Made in Our Image”. Lawson sets out to confront the popular “user-friendly” image of God that is seen in secular and even religious circles. The term “user-friendly” is used … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, God, holiness, Love, Made in Our Image, Sovereignty, Steve Lawson, Theology, Wrath
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Doubt…
Last year I attended a conference with a friend of mine and amid the many discussions we had during the course of the week we discussed the “benefits” of doubt. Well, he pretty much discussed the benefits while I tried … Continue reading
Doctrinal Statement – Theology Proper
I. The Existence of God – I believe that God exists. Belief in the existence of God requires faith and that faith is supported by man’s inner sense of God (Romans 1:18) and the methods by which God has revealed … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrinal Statement
Tagged Doctrinal Statement, doctrine, God, Theology, Theology Proper
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Just can’t say it any better…
Studying for an ordination is a truly great experience. To be able to spend hour upon hour immersed in the character and essence of God leaves one in awe and wonder. Next Thursday my ordination council takes place, and shortly … Continue reading
Theology Proper and Paterology
Continuing the Doctrinal Statement: Theology Proper I. The Existence of God – I believe that God exists. Belief in the existence of God requires faith and that faith is supported by man’s inner sense of God (Romans 1:18), and the … Continue reading