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Ross ByrdBibleFormation
Eden wasn't perfect, if we understand what the Bible means by 'perfect.' But one day those of us found in Christ will be.
Zach HollifieldBible
A close reading of the few texts we have about 'doubting' Thomas suggests that perhaps we've misunderstood his actions in John 20.
Andrew ArndtBibleBook Reviews
Marilynne Robinson's account of mercy and providence offered in 'Reading Genesis' is a rich feast that will lift your eyes toward the merciful face of God.
Jared HaydenBibleFamilySexuality
We shouldn't say marriage is 'normative' and celibacy an aberration. What is normative is the faithful offering of oneself to God, regardless of vocation.
Wyatt GrahamInstitutionsBibleCurrent Politics
Any institution worth building must be founded on virtue.
Cory BarnesBibleFormation
Lady Folly promises much, but she can't deliver because all true pleasures come from God.
Gillis HarpChurchBibleSacraments
The sacraments ought to be a core element of our public worship as Christians. But if they supplant the Word of God as central, we have erred.
Joshua HeavinTheologyBibleBook Reviews
Joshua Jipp's work on Paul is a worthy study, particularly in the ways it places Paul in conversation with both ancient and modern philosophy.
Vika PecherskyBiblePhilosophy
Philippians provides an interesting window into how Paul imagines the self—and makes for a good conversation partner with modern ideas around the self.
Mitch EastBible
If we profess that God can raise the dead, is it really too much to suggest that he might also preserve some of the faithful dead from bodily decay?
Cameron ShafferBibleTheologyChurch
The church is in decline because it has pastors who may know techniques, but do not know God’s revelation. And now neither does the church.
David MooreBible
David Moore interviewed Brandon Smith about his recent book on the doctrine of the Trinity in the book of Revelation.