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Kevin WhiteAnthropologyHistory/Church History
Last Sunday was Easter. This year was a special year, in that the Eastern and Western churches celebrated it on the same date. Easter is a variable-date feast for
Kevin WhiteTheology and PracticeHistory/Church History
Well-beloved in the lord—You are not unacquainted with the day of our Communion. I entreat, therefore, the aid of your prayers for that great work, which is one
Kevin WhiteChurchHistory/Church History
As you may know, I am trying to make a career out of church history and historical theology. It is a field not without honor, though it is often overshadowed
Kevin WhiteHistory/Church History
The Great Apostasy is a common concept among Protestants. It comes in part from a true observation. If the old Catholics were not wrong, then we were wrong to break
Kevin WhiteBibleHermeneuticsHistory/Church History
Last week, Justin Taylor highlighted an article on the history of the interpretation of Genesis 1. I almost posted a rapid response, as the history of biblical interpretation is my
Kevin WhiteLiberal ArtsEvangelicalismHistory/Church History
Name: Samuel Rutherford Born: c. 1600, Nisbet, Scotland Died: March 20, 1661, St. Andrews, Scotland Bio: Samuel Rutherford was appointed minister in 1627 of the parish church of Anwoth, a
Matthew Lee AndersonHistory/Church History
Along with Fred Sanders' Deep Things of God, the prolific Peter Leithart's Defending Constantine is in the running for the most important book of 2010. There are
Kevin WhiteAnthropologyPhilosophyembodimentLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church History
One of the theological areas most likely to raise questions about the relationship between historical Christian teaching and Greek (especially Platonic) thought is that of human nature. Especially with regard
Kevin WhitePhilosophyLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church HistoryMetaphysics (Ontology)Trinity
In my last post, I asserted that the early Christians made discriminating use of the ideas and methods of Greek philosophy. The key terms and categories were carefully reshaped and
Matthew Lee AndersonHistory/Church History
From those arbiters of all that is good, true, and beautiful: Discuss.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalismHistory/Church History
Yesterday I got coffee with a friend and our conversation eventually turned to the topic of modern American evangelical identity. My friend voiced frustrations with the arbitrary nature of evangelicalism&
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Every generation struggles towards a certain self-understanding as its members move from immaturity to adulthood and walk through the trials of growing, thinking, discovering, and confronting responsibility. This path