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Tag Archives: paul
So, what do you want from Christianity?
Here’s an interesting question: What do you want from Christianity? A long time ago I heard someone describing becoming a Christian as an act of “enlightened self-interest,” where we are motivated by what we hope to get out of it … Continue reading
The New Judaizers
This morning I was flipping around the AM dial as I drove home from church. It’s kind of a sick practice of mine, wanting to hear what local pastors are preaching. Often it just irritates me (but I have to … Continue reading
N.T. Wright’s Justification, Pt. 5
This post continues my series as I think through NT Wright’s recent book, Justification. For those who are lazy or short on time, I’ve bullet-pointed my thoughts at the bottom of the post. In Chapter 6 , entitled Interlude, Wright … Continue reading
Posted in NT Wright, Theological Musings
Tagged corinthians, ephesians, justification, N.T., new perspective, paul, piper, wright
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An Orthodox view of Salvation
My friend Duncan posted the following video on Facebook this evening. It’s worth watching, whatever your theological background; it’s especially worth watching if you’ve no familiarity with Eastern Orthodoxy. I have a very deep respect and appreciation for Eastern Orthodoxy, … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Musings
Tagged am I saved, eastern, galatians, greek, Luther, orthodox, paul, salvation, soteriology, theology
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