As the semester begins to progress, I have started making summer plans, largely settling on taking additional classes back home in Arkansas. Photo by Jim Roberts Gallery is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: Read more…
The God we see in the Old Testament is only partially revealed. In Christ, that slow, progressive revelation came to fruition, and there is no additional revelation to follow. Photo by youraddresshere is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. This content Read more…
First and foremost, the Catholic Church affirms that as God incarnate, Jesus Christ is the full revelation of God. Through Christ, God has said everything. Nothing supplements this final word. Photo by patsw is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. This Read more…
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity,” I share my paper on the purpose of theology in the writings of Joseph Ratzinger. It is the first of three papers I wrote for the Systematic Theology Read more…
In this post in my series “God and Man at Yale Divinity,” I share my paper comparing pluralism and inclusivism and how they relate to understandings of personal salvation and religious diversity. I wrote this paper for the “Theologies of Read more…
The stories of biblical heroes embody and consequently represent larger narratives about the various stages of revelation. Photo by tom chandler is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: 6 minutes II. The Stages of Read more…
Humanity could only begin to grasp the mystery of the Trinity after millennia of previous gradual revelation. Photo by midiman is licensed under CC BY 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes Article 1 THE REVELATION OF Read more…
In this article, I discuss whether contradictions and errors in Scripture affect the theological concept of inerrancy and whether we should redefine the term itself. Photo by r.j.wagner is licensed under CC BY 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Read more…
We worship a God who meets us where we are. This demonstrates divine condescension. We worship a loving God who pursues gently and without coercion. Photo by Camocon is licensed under CC0 1.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: Read more…
“Man is by nature and vocation a religious being…[He] lives a fully human life only if he freely lives by his bond with God.” Photo by Kevin Gessner is licensed under CC BY 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: 4 minutes Read more…
We can know God, but “since our knowledge of God is limited, our language about him is equally so.” Photo by lisa-skorpion is licensed under CC BY-ND 2.0. This content uses referral links. Estimated Reading Time: 5 minutes IV. How Can We Speak about Read more…