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Christian Carnival CCXXXIV Posted

Byhenry July 24, 2008

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Bible Study Method | Bible Study Tools | Christianity | Exegesis

Dave Black: 13 Things Greek Teachers Won’t Tell You

Byhenry April 6, 2013

Dave lists 13 things Greek teachers won’t tell you, but I must say that most of mine did. And Dave does admit that many Greek teachers do say these things. But do students listen? Do people in the pews and those who read books get the message? My experience is that many do not. Not…

Bible Study | Biblical Inerrancy | Christianity | Religion

What Could Be More Dangerous than Liberalism?

Byhenry October 2, 2012

If you let your eyes wander up to the header you’ll see that my tag line includes the word “liberal” and not in a negative light. I’ve even written about being a liberal charismatic believer. So if you’re wondering how I can use both labels at once, follow the link. But in certain circles, “liberals”…

Different People See Different Things in Acts

Christian Ministry | Christianity | Religion

Different People See Different Things in Acts

Byhenry September 22, 2015

In my current series on the church, starting from my interview with Dr. David Alan Black about his book Seven Marks of a New Testament Church, I’m bringing in material from two other authors: Bruce Epperly (Transforming Acts: Acts of the Apostles as a 21st Century Gospel) and Ruth Fletcher (Thrive: Spiritual Habits of Transforming…

Atonement | Christianity | Creation and Evolution | Original Sin | Soteriology | Theistic Evolution | Theodicy

Creation, Fall, and Redemption: Three Views

Byhenry November 1, 2007

Yesterday I wrote about the significance of the theory of evolution for the view of evil, particularly whether physical death is the result of human evil. Understanding Christian views on this topic requires some knowledge of the doctrines of creation and the fall, and secondarily of redemption. One of the most contentious issues in the…

Bible Passages | Bible Study Method | Christianity

N. T. Wright on Women in Ministry

Byhenry July 8, 2009

It’s no surprise that I like this, considering it’s N. T. Wright. I like reading or listening to him even when I disagree. (HT: Allan Bevere) While I like his comments in general, I’m particularly interested in his approach to deriving his point from scripture. He goes first to the story. What was it that…

Christianity | Religion

On Deepening Progressive Theology

Byhenry September 20, 2012

As you can see in the header, I use the labels “passionate moderate” and “liberal charismatic.” The first is one I adopted myself, the second was bestowed on me by an enemy, who combined the two things he liked the least in order to describe me. Nonetheless, it has an element of truth. I even…

Bible Study Method | Bible Study Tools | Christianity | Exegesis

Dave Black: 13 Things Greek Teachers Won’t Tell You

Byhenry April 6, 2013

Dave lists 13 things Greek teachers won’t tell you, but I must say that most of mine did. And Dave does admit that many Greek teachers do say these things. But do students listen? Do people in the pews and those who read books get the message? My experience is that many do not. Not…

Bible Study | Biblical Inerrancy | Christianity | Religion

What Could Be More Dangerous than Liberalism?

Byhenry October 2, 2012

If you let your eyes wander up to the header you’ll see that my tag line includes the word “liberal” and not in a negative light. I’ve even written about being a liberal charismatic believer. So if you’re wondering how I can use both labels at once, follow the link. But in certain circles, “liberals”…

Different People See Different Things in Acts

Christian Ministry | Christianity | Religion

Different People See Different Things in Acts

Byhenry September 22, 2015

In my current series on the church, starting from my interview with Dr. David Alan Black about his book Seven Marks of a New Testament Church, I’m bringing in material from two other authors: Bruce Epperly (Transforming Acts: Acts of the Apostles as a 21st Century Gospel) and Ruth Fletcher (Thrive: Spiritual Habits of Transforming…

Atonement | Christianity | Creation and Evolution | Original Sin | Soteriology | Theistic Evolution | Theodicy

Creation, Fall, and Redemption: Three Views

Byhenry November 1, 2007

Yesterday I wrote about the significance of the theory of evolution for the view of evil, particularly whether physical death is the result of human evil. Understanding Christian views on this topic requires some knowledge of the doctrines of creation and the fall, and secondarily of redemption. One of the most contentious issues in the…

Bible Passages | Bible Study Method | Christianity

N. T. Wright on Women in Ministry

Byhenry July 8, 2009

It’s no surprise that I like this, considering it’s N. T. Wright. I like reading or listening to him even when I disagree. (HT: Allan Bevere) While I like his comments in general, I’m particularly interested in his approach to deriving his point from scripture. He goes first to the story. What was it that…

Christianity | Religion

On Deepening Progressive Theology

Byhenry September 20, 2012

As you can see in the header, I use the labels “passionate moderate” and “liberal charismatic.” The first is one I adopted myself, the second was bestowed on me by an enemy, who combined the two things he liked the least in order to describe me. Nonetheless, it has an element of truth. I even…

Bible Study Method | Bible Study Tools | Christianity | Exegesis

Dave Black: 13 Things Greek Teachers Won’t Tell You

Byhenry April 6, 2013

Dave lists 13 things Greek teachers won’t tell you, but I must say that most of mine did. And Dave does admit that many Greek teachers do say these things. But do students listen? Do people in the pews and those who read books get the message? My experience is that many do not. Not…

Bible Study | Biblical Inerrancy | Christianity | Religion

What Could Be More Dangerous than Liberalism?

Byhenry October 2, 2012

If you let your eyes wander up to the header you’ll see that my tag line includes the word “liberal” and not in a negative light. I’ve even written about being a liberal charismatic believer. So if you’re wondering how I can use both labels at once, follow the link. But in certain circles, “liberals”…