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Justin HawkinsTheology
The errors and points of debate present at Nicaea are more complex than is often understood. If you want help grasping the issues well, read these books.
Collin Slowey and Isabella HsuTheology
Wilbur's 'A Baroque Wall-fountain in the Villa Sciarra' is a profound reflection on the ways in which we can understand power, ambition, and self-mastery.
Charles JacobTheologyFormation
The first Christmas was not without pain, which means that sometimes it will come with pain for us too as we wait the completion of God's redemptive work.
Peter LeithartTheologyEconomics
Money is not meant for material ends, but for the aid and support of our neighbors.
E. J. HutchinsonTheologySociety
That ours is an age of despair is plain. Martin Luther and Philip Melanchthon can help us understand why.
Elizabeth SticeTheology
Though we do not deserve it, we crave and desperately need mercy—and the consolation of providence is that through God we can receive it.
Jacob Sheldon FeiserTheology
The doctrine of Christ's descent into Hell has a surprising and oft unappreciated relevance to the daily life of Christian believers.
Tyler HummelTheologySacraments
Too much of American evangelicalism functions as if the sacraments make no difference whatever to the life of Christians or churches.
Ryan RagozineTheologyHistoryPhilosophy
The theology of Pannenberg provides an interesting alternative in 20th century theology to the dominance of Karl Barth.
Camron BendfeldTheologyHistory/Church History
The problem of apostasy has always been with us. So too has the question of eternal security. The 1st century father Clement treated this issue at length.
Chris CastaldoTheologyChurchRoman Catholicism
Chris Castaldo, a Protestant pastor who was raised Catholic, considers how Protestants should regard the status of the Roman church.
Dennis SansomTheology
A de-churched society desperately needs to hear the good news of God's providential care for the world and his intention to restore the cosmos.