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Nathan JowersFeaturedTrinity

Laughter and Simplicity: Why Didn’t the Monad Cross the Road?

Q. Why didn’t the monad cross the road? A. Because it lacks spatial location.

Guest WriterTrinity

Explainer: Divine Simplicity and the Trinitarian Controversy

Andrew Fulford offers a concise treatment of classical Christian reflection on the trinity and useful summaries of various trinitarian heresies.

Jake MeadorTrinity

The Trinity Debate and Big Eva

The trinitarian debate has, thus far, been marked more by (somewhat understandable) tone-policing and Bulverism than serious debate—and that's tragic.

Christopher ClevelandFeaturedTrinity

Why the Trinitarian Controversy was Inevitable

Greater literacy in traditional Christian dogmatics amongst younger evangelical scholars is transforming theological debate within evangelicalism.

Kevin WhitePhilosophyLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticeHistory/Church HistoryMetaphysics (Ontology)Trinity

Christianity and Hellenism, Part 2 of 3: On Being, Loosely Speaking

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 AndersonTrinity

*The Deep Things of God* Giveaway

Update:  The contest is now closed.  If you didn't get an email, alas, you didn't win. However, watch this space for more giveaways in the near

Matthew Lee AndersonTrinity

A Decadent Doctrine of Salvation

One of my favorite moments in The Deep Things of God is Sanders’ explication of what happens when a culture becomes decadent.  He writes: “Inhabitants of a decadent culture feel themselves to be living among the scraps and fragments of […]