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Two views of Scripture
Some time ago I wrote a bit about the authority of the Bible, which you can read here. Beneath the issues of orthodoxy, orthopraxy, theology and denominationalism we will often find some discussion about the Scriptures, with questions as seemingly … Continue reading
Posted in Church, My Own Personal Religion, Theological Musings
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Evangelical Modernism
Perhaps I’m getting a little bit ahead of myself here, as I’m taking topics discussed by Webber out of order; however, I was reading a blog post this morning that got me thinking along these lines, and it seemed fitting … Continue reading
Posted in Church, The Call, Webber
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Webber: The Divine Embrace 1
The other evening I sat down to finish The Bourne Legacy (which I’ll be blogging on soon), but first started to page through the books I had just received from Amazon. I turned to Chapter 2 of Robert Webber’s The … Continue reading
Posted in Church, My Own Personal Religion, Reviews, Spiritual stuff, Webber
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What a fool believes
But what a fool believes he sees No wise man has the power to reason away What seems to be Is always better than nothing – What a Fool Believes, Michael McDonald & Kenny Loggins There have been some interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
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