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Matthew LoftusBibleHistory
Stop your nativity pageants! What, then, does it mean for the kataluma to have ‘no space’? It means that many, like Joseph and Mary, have travelled to Bethlehem, and the family guest room is already full, probably with other relatives who arrived earlier. […]
Guest WriterBibleFeatured
One need not adopt all the Marian dogmas of the Roman church to recognize that Mary has a larger role in the biblical story than many Protestants recognize.
Joshua HeavinBibleFeatured
American evangelicals frequently ignore or even dismiss the Old Testament. This is a grave mistake with serious theological and moral consequences.
Matthew LoftusBibleCultureEthics
My own connection to Pittsburgh is only through friends; my kids have played on the playground across the street from the Tree of Life synagogue several times. I wanted to share a few pieces about the incident, starting with this […]
Matthew LoftusBibleCultureEthics
My own connection to Pittsburgh is only through friends; my kids have played on the playground across the street from the Tree of Life synagogue several times. I wanted to share a few pieces about the incident, starting with this […]
Guest WriterBibleFeatured
Mark Randall James explains how Marcionism is as much about a lack of hermeneutical patience as it is a willful rejection of sacred texts.
Guest WriterBibleFeatured
Joseph Torres' brief overview of redemptive history as outlined in Scripture helps explain why it is valid to call racism 'heretical' or 'satanic.'
Alastair RobertsBibleEvangelicalism
Alastair Roberts critiques Daniel Kirk's use of whiteness as a way of critiquing the theological interpretation of scripture.
Jake MeadorBible
The failure of the literal hermeneutic doesn't mean evangelicals have lost the battle for the Bible.
Jake MeadorBibleFormation
We're reviewing Suzanne McDonald's essay on election in our first post with the Sanctified by Grace blog tour.
Matthew Lee AndersonBible
Biblical nihilism is a genuine possibility. However, Christians interested in preserving the prophetic mode should also preserve "biblical."
Kevin WhiteSufferingTheologyBibleDevotionalprovidencetheodicyGod the Fatherproblem of evilhopeGod's love
How can a loving God, the Father, give difficult gifts that we don't understand? He has a history of doing so, and his gifts are perfect.