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Daily Archives: June 29, 2016
The Struggling Jesus and Word of Faith Christology
A couple of comments about Christology stood out to me recently. This post is not entirely about the debate in the theology-blogosphere about whether God the Son is eternally subordinate to God the Father, in a functional sense. But it … Continue reading
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Origen and Calvin: Christological Smackdown!
Originally posted on A Bagful of insights:
Debates around the Trinity can be bruising – if esoteric – affairs. I had reason to enter into one last year, when I surveyed the views of two great Christian thinkers, Origen and…
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