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The Key to the Gospel of John: Part Three

In my previous post, I claimed that the concept of 'sign' in John's gospel has a specific, intentional meaning. I suggested that part of this meaning

Matthew Lee AndersonBibleTheology and Practice

The Key to the Gospel of John

My students and I are reading through the Gospel of John right now in my classes. I have always found the gospel of John to be not only enigmatic and

Andrew SelbyPhilosophyTheology and Practice

Athanasius on Postmodernism

Of course, Athanasius (denizen of the 4th century as he was) knew nothing of postmodernism. Nevertheless, his wonderful treatise On the Incarnation refutes a typical Christian postmodern criticism. A major

Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice

News alert: Catholics still Catholic!

A document from the Vatican was leaked today--it outlined the Vatican's guidelines on homosexuals and the priesthood. Full text of the document is here. Conservative Catholics seem

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Blogotional and the Church

John has an incredibly sensible thought today on the Church. Drawing from Jollyblogger's extensive critique of George Barna's new book, John writes: God does not change,

Matthew Lee AndersonTheology and Practice

Academics in the News

Professor John Haldane of St. Andrews in Scotland has been appointed consultor to the Pontifical Council for Culture. From the article: Western society, he said, had lost its sense of

Andrew SelbyPoliticsTheology and Practice

Christianity & Socialism

Here's a piece by Reynolds that I've always appreciated. So many times the spokespeople for capitalism tend to be unthoughtful and silly. There are very good

Andrew SelbyTheology and Practice

Dallas Willard on "Right-Wing Theology" in The Divine Conspiracy

Dallas Willard, master philosopher and Christian, wrote an amazing book a few years ago called The Divine Conspiracy. In it he writes about how both left and right wing theology

Keith E. BuhlerTheology and Practice

the "power" of prayer

Apologeticon recently posted on John's vision of the last days. He painted the scene of the throneroom in his own words, and said, "It is a glorious

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The Love of God

From Elizabeth Barrett Browning's The Seraphim: Ador: Weep? Weep blood,All women, all men!He sweated it, He,For your pale womanhoodAnd base manhood. AgreeThat these water-tears,

Andrew SelbyAnthropologyembodimentTheology and Practice

Spiritual Disciplines - Part 2

My wife, Malea, is an excellent writer and thinker. She has spent much time contemplating and practicing the disciplines and here is what she thinks about them: Spiritual Disciplines: Described

Andrew SelbyBibleEvangelicalismTheology and Practice

Evangelicals Desperately Need to Practice Spiritual Disciplines: an Exhortation from Romans

Last week I attended a summer class put on by a fairly typical Southern California church on spiritual disciplines. I thought it was cool that they even cared about spiritual