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Tag Archives: Calvin
Exploring the Twain 2
In the first post in this series, I introduced my thesis that Western theology is so tainted by a number of influences that did not affect the Eastern Church that the best way to evaluate Western theology is to start … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain
Tagged Aristotle, augustine, Calvin, catholic, eastern, Luther, Manichaean, neo-platonism, Occam, Ockham, orthodox, Philosophy, Plato, theology, western, William
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NT Wright’s Justification, Pt. 4: Wright’s Big Picture
In the prior 3 posts in this series, I have pointed out a number of places where I am in disagreement with NT Wright’s most recent book, Justification. Now, let me summarize some things I am in agreement with. One … Continue reading
Posted in NT Wright, Theological Musings
Tagged Calvin, galatians, gospel, justification, Luther, NT Wright, piper, wright
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Tradition!
No, I’m not trying out for Fiddler on the Roof. I’ve been thinking a bit lately about the concept of Tradition (and tradition) in church theology. Yeah, I know, I tend to think about some obscure things. First, a little … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged augsberg, Calvin, Church, concord, liturgy, orthodox, tradition
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On the differences between Luther and Calvin
Why do Calvinists and particularly Arminians (and for that matter, Roman Catholics) reject the paradox? Is it because they cannot understand that words of Scripture? Is it because they are less astute than Lutherans? The answer to both questions is … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged arminian, Calvin, election, grace, Luther, predestination
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