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New Mini-Course: Why Church? (Starts Wed. March 6)
I will be offering a new online mini-course, beginning on Wednesday March 6 (7:30 – 8:45 p.m.) and running for 6 weeks. The course title is “Why Church?” We will be exploring how the nature of the church, as depicted in Scripture, should inform and inspire how we do church together. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, biblical ecclesiology, Canada, Christianity, church, church-planting, community, ecclesiology, Jesus, life together, mini-course, mission, missional
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JESUS vs. PAUL?
In short, Jesus is the divine Word, to whom Scripture (in its entirety, as canon) bears witness in written word and as inspired and illuminated by the Spirit. Continue reading
Posted in hermeneutics, The Bible, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Bible, canon, hermeneutics, Jesus, paul, theological hermeneutics, theological interpretation
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I Interpret the Bible LITERALLY! (sometimes)
Here is a short talk I gave a while back on whether or not we should interpret the Bible “literally” . . .
Posted in hermeneutics, The Bible
Tagged Bible, hermeneutics, interpretation, literal, plain sense
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Virtue and biblical interpretation
“But for searching and right understanding of the Scriptures there is need of a good life and a pure soul, and for Christian virtue to guide the mind to grasp, so far as human nature can, the truth concerning God … Continue reading
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Tagged athanasius, Bible, hermeneutics, interpretation, virtue
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8 Principles of Biblical Interpretation from Irenaeus
The following are 8 principles of biblical interpretation from St. Irenaeus of Lyons (second century AD). Which do you find most intriguing and/or helpful? The rule of truth (the conviction that God speaks through Scripture and the Spirit). – Logical … Continue reading
Gutiérrez on speaking about God in Latin America
Our questions about God in North America (Does God exist? How is God ‘relevant’ or ‘useful’ to my life? Etc.) are not the key questions for most human beings living in the 2/3rds world. I like how Gutiérrez puts it: … Continue reading