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Covenant, Church & Sacraments
As I have been working through the opening chapters of Acts in sermon preparation, one of the things that has become increasingly clear is that the events Luke […]
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Covenant, Church & Sacraments
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Eschatology
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Eschatology
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Church History & Historical Theology
Gregory, a bishop of Nyssa in 371, was part of the Cappadocian trio, and was instrumental in the development of Trinitarian orthodoxy. His theological prowess proved vital in […]
Church History & Historical Theology
Below is part of the introductory section to my exposition of John Chrysostom’s doctrine of God. I posted it because I thought it was fascinating to find such […]
Church History & Historical Theology
Gregory of Nazianzus One of the Cappadocian fathers, Gregory of Nazianzus (c.330–389), given the title, “The Theologian,” was instrumental in the development of the doctrine of the Trinity, […]
Church History & Historical Theology
To much of the Western world, Augustine has no rival. He is the preeminent—uninspired—theologian of the Christian faith. When reading the titans of the church—i.e., Aquinas, Luther, and […]
Church History & Historical Theology
Clement of Alexandria (c. 150–c. 215) was the head of the Catechetical School of Alexandria (c. 190), and the teacher of Origen. Concerned that Christianity is not seen […]
Church History & Historical Theology
Ambrose (c. 339–397), was Bishop of Milan (northern Italy). His name is familiar to many because of Augustine, in that it was through Ambrose’s preaching that Augustine was […]
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A Preterist Reading
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Divine Simplicity and the Development of Metaphysical Language in the First Four Centuries
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A Reformed Evangelical Critique of Thomas Jay Oord’s Evangelical Process Theology
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