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Tag Archives: theology
My Childhood God
Sometime tonight between wandering around Borders looking at NT Wright’s latest book as well as a collection of essays called “Belief” and walking out to my car, I had a very interesting revelation. As most really cool revelations go, I … Continue reading
Easy Livin’
Just for fun – and following up on yesterday’s musical theology (and because I no longer have time to keep up my classic rock blog), here’s an oldie from the rock theologians at Uriah Heep:
Lutheranism’s Attitude About the Ancient Church Fathers
A nice quote courtesy of Paul T. McCain at CyberBrethren.com: The Lutheran Church has never despised or even disregarded the traditions that have come down from the ancient fathers of the Church. What has been preserved by the teachings and … Continue reading
Exploring the Twain 7: Eastern Orthodoxy and Universalism
This is not one of the issues on my list, but I have run across a couple of articles and podcasts concerning the issue of universalism, so I thought I’d talk about it while I was in the mood. Universalism … Continue reading
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Tagged apophatic, batholomew, cataphatic, Christianity, differences, east, eastern, origen, Orthodoxy, theology, universalism, west, western
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