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Contradictions in the Gospels: Problems or Opportunities?

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Day One: A Sir Toby's Creation Myth

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A Generous Orthdoxy - Brian McLaren

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The Lost World of Genesis One - John H. Walton

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"Bind us together Lord"- is Christianity corporate or individual?

Michael Thompson writes in his booklet “The New Perspective on Paul” that ‘authentic Christianity is fundamentally corporate’. 

How many churches invite believers from other religions or even other denominations to speak to the congregations?

How many churches invite believers from other religions or even other denominations to speak to the congregations? I thought of this as I spoke with my father in law, who is the director of missions for a regional southern Baptist association in Tennessee. He told me that the idea of bringing Brian McLaren to speak was so controversial among older members of the church that the ideas was booted. McLaren never spoke; he was excluded.

“Has Christ been divided?” A Note on Pastoral Celebrity and Their Fan Clubs

Over the past several decades, with the aid of media technologies, some Christian pastors have attained a celebrity status. We see this not only with the televangelists of the 1970s and 1980s, but even more recently we see that some Christian pastors have gained followers and advocates, especially through the publication of books and through their use of the Internet. The celebrity pastors and their advocates form quarreling factions of self-declared believers in Jesus the Christ.

Whose words do you value more, Jesus or Paul?

Whose words do you value more, Jesus or Paul?

Romans 7 and the New Perspective on Paul

The first time I ever heard anyone trying to describe the ‘New Perspective on Paul’, ‘covenantal nomism’, and the groundbreaking work of Sanders, Dunn and Wright in this respect, my immediate question was "And where does Romans 7 fit in?" The quick reply from the front was "With difficulty!" But now I need some urgent help.

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