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Category Archives: My Own Personal Religion
Imagine, “Christians” wrong about Heaven?
Time Magazine online jumped into eschatological waters yesterday with an interview with N.T. Wright concerning his latest book, Surprised By Hope: Rethinking Heaven, the Resurrection, and the Mission of the Church. An introduction to the interview states: N.T. “Tom” Wright … Continue reading
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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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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Existentialist theology vs community
In a recent post, I discussed the implications that a common contemporary worship style has on the community of the church: … what I see happening is that our contemporary freedom in worship – to raise hands or not, to … Continue reading
Posted in Church, My Own Personal Religion
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