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Category Archives: NT Wright
Reading N.T. Wright’s Justification
I am reading through N.T. Wright’s recent book, Justification, which is written as a response to John Piper’s criticism of Wright’s views as presented in other books. This comes at a very interesting time for me, as I have just … Continue reading
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A great Advent sermon
This past Sunday I visited an Episcopal church, the first time for this particular church. For those of you who aren’t of the liturgical persuasion, when you go to an Episcopal, Lutheran, Catholic or Orthodox church, you go for the … Continue reading
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All this, and Heaven too
I am in the middle of reading Bishop N.T. Wright’s book Surprised by Hope, which deals with the doctrine of Heaven and what Wright calls “life after life after death.” It’s blowing the minds of some evangelicals who don’t like … Continue reading
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Resurrection epistemology
NT Wright, in his latest book, Surprised by Hope, discusses the ways in which scientists and historians could view the Resurrection of Jesus, then offers a 3rd alternative, “a puzzling area beyond science … and the kind of history that … Continue reading
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