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Tag Archives: eastern
Idiotic Evangelicals (and some who aren’t)
The other day I was reading something online about the Manhattan Declaration, and saw a comment stating that many evangelicals are hesitant to sign the document because it has been endorsed by Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic leaders, and so … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Exploring the Twain, The Call, Uncategorized, Webber
Tagged catholic, eastern, evangelical, idiots, manhattan declaration, orthodox, roman
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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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Wrapping up Tradition and Sola Scriptura
Well, actually, I’m just wrapping up my short series of posts looking at the issues. To revisit them, here’s the list: Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura (in which I introduced sola scriptura) Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura 2 (in which … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged ACNA, anglican, authority, catholic, eastern, Episcopal, evangelical, martin luther, orthodox, roman, sola scriptura, tradition
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Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura 2
In my last post, I discussed a few of the issues surrounding the concept of sola scriptura, that doctrinal authority is limited to that found in the Bible. I discussed that the doctrine has evolved from its original intent into … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged athanasius, authority, bible, council, eastern, evangelical, Luther, nicea, orthodox, polycarp, reformation, scriptura, scripture, sola, sola scriptura, tradition
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