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Tag: theological method

Articles, Christian Living, Ecclesiology, Method, Theology, Training

The Over-Intellectualisation of Ministry

What if our priorities in ministerial training and our theological methods have over-intellectualised Christian life and ministry?

12 May 202125 June 2021Christian education, higher education, intellectualisation, Pastoral ministry, pastoral training, study, teleioteti training initiative, theological methodLeave a comment
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Review of All That Is In God

All that Is in God is a short but loaded critique of Evangelical theology. However, the argument is as alarming as it is unpersuasive.

28 April 202110 May 2021Classical Theism, Doctrine of God, evangelical theology, theological method, Trinitarian Classical TheismLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Interpretation, Method, Patristics, Theology, Uncategorized

Review of Contemplating God with the Great Tradition

Contemplating God argues that Evangelicals need to retrieve the classic doctrine of God. It has good things to say but many problems.

23 March 20219 February 2022Baker Books, Contemplating God with the Great Tradition, Doctrine of God, methodology, Theism, Theological Interpretation, theological method, Theology, Trinitarian Classical TheismLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Christology, Patristics, Scripture and Canon, Theology

Review of Nicaea and Its Legacy

Nicaea and Its Legacy is a valuable contribution to our understanding of the debates in the 4th century. However, its constructive proposal follows some of the most unhelpful trends in contemporary theology.

14 July 202013 July 2020Historical Theology, Lewis Ayres, Nicaea, Nicene Creed, Teleioteti book review, theological history, theological methodLeave a comment
Book Reviews, Method, Scripture and Canon, Theology

Review of When Doctrine Divides

Putman describes the causes of and prescribes a treatment for theological division, revealing in the process the danger threatening Evangelical theology.

30 June 202013 April 2022Church unity, Crossway Blog Review Program, Interpretation, Putman, theological disagreement, theological method, Theology, When Doctrine DividesLeave a comment

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