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The Trinity and Logic

This excerpt from the book The Trinity and the Bible explores the logic of the biblical claim that God is one person and three persons.

31 May 202327 May 2023Christianity, Theology, TrinityLeave a comment
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Launch of The Teleioteti Journal

We are excited to announce the launch of the Teleioteti Journal for Christian Ministry.

1 February 202331 January 2023Christianity, Teleioteti, teleioteti training initiative, Theological infastructureLeave a comment
Biblical Studies, Book Reviews, Christology, Interpretation, Method, Patristics, Theology, Worldview

Review of None Greater

None Greater offers a clear account of the classical attributes of God but is unpersuasive, relying on a flawed methodology.

21 April 20219 February 2022Christianity, Classical Theism, Immutability, Impassibility, incomprehensibility, Infinity, Matthew Barrett, Philosophical theism, Platonism, simplicity, TheologyLeave a comment
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Review of the Trauma of Doctrine

The Trauma of Doctrine addresses an issue of utmost importance, trauma and the Church, but its offered solutions are spiritually devastating.

19 January 202119 January 2021Calvinism, Christianity, Existentialism, Maxwell, Paul Maxwell, phenomenology, Psychology, Reformed, Scripture, The Trauma of Doctrine, Theology, TraumaLeave a comment
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Review of The Nicene Faith

The Nicene Faith is a significant but theologically problematic survey of the major works and thinkers surrounding Nicaea and 4th-century theology.

23 June 202016 July 2020Arius, Athanasius, Cappadocians, Christianity, Christology, Formation of Christian Theology, God, John Behr, The Nicene Faith, The Way to Nicaea, Trinitarian theology, Trinitarianism, TrinityLeave a comment

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Mark 12:28-30

“Which commandment is the most important of all?”

Jesus answered, “The most important is, ‘Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.’” (ESV)

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