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Review: Imitating God in Christ, by Jason Hood
Hood, Jason B. Imitating God in Christ: Recapturing a Biblical Pattern. Downers Grove: IVP Academic, 2013. For many of the same reasons as our relative neglect of the category of virtue and the general hesitancy to attribute human agency in the life of … Continue reading
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Tagged biblical theology, imitatio Christi, imitation of Christ, Jason Hood
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Review: ‘One with Christ’ by Marcus Johnson
Johnson, Marcus Peter. One with Christ: An Evangelical Theology of Salvation. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, 2013. After years of relative neglect, in the past century, the theme of union with Christ has begun to reclaim its important place at the heart … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, evangelical theology, Marcus Johnson, One with Christ, Soteriology, union with Christ
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Call for papers: 2014 History of Christianity Conference, Edinburgh
This third annual, student-led postgraduate conference in Church History draws near, and its organizers have issued a call for papers from current doctoral students in Church History or Historical Theology.
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Tagged Church History, Edinburgh, historical theology, History of Christianity, New Castle
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Review: Addiction and Virtue by Kent Dunnington
In Addiction and Virtue, Kent Dunnington engages in a bold interdisciplinary task, dialoguing with psychology and medicine while drawing from philosophy and theology in hopes to shed new light on the modern scourge of addiction. Typical descriptions of addiction categorize … Continue reading
Review: The Domain of the Word by John Webster
Webster, John. The Domain of the Word: Scripture and Theological Reason. London: T&T Clark, 2012. In The Domain of the Word, students of theology welcome the first of two new companion volumes from British evangelical theologian John Webster.[1] This collection … Continue reading
Review: “Evangelical Calvinism,” edited by Myk Habets and Bobby Grow
Historically, Calvinists have asked the question, “Who are the elect?” Perhaps, a more fundamental question should be asked: “Who are the Calvinists?” Actually, more broadly, the issue is, “Who are the Reformed?”, though we grant that “Calvinism” is often used … Continue reading
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Tagged calvin, evangelical calvinism, federalism, Myk Habets, realism, reformed theology, torrance
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Congratulations to Amy Hughes, the First Female Theologian to Defend Dissertation at Wheaton College
On Monday, April 15, Amy Hughes became the first female theologian to successfully defend her dissertation, entitled “‘Chastely I Live for Thee’: Virginity as Bondage and Freedom in Origen of Alexandria, Methodius of Olympus and Gregory of Nyssa.” Her advisor … Continue reading
Review of Perichoretic Salvation by James D. Gifford, Jr.
In his book Perichoretic Salvation: The Believer’s Union with Christ as a Third Type of Perichoresis, James D. Gifford, Jr. offers the larger theological community a revision of his doctoral dissertation at Southeastern Baptist Theological … Continue reading
Stories and the Story
As is probably evident to those who know me and maybe even to those who read my previous post (“Theological Discourse, Literary Worlds, and Tolkien as Theologian”), I am a great lover of stories. On one level, this may be … Continue reading
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