Tag: theology

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Bible, Daniel Merritt, Eschatological Hope, History, Theology

Eschatological Hope Amidst the Hostage of History

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By: Daniel Merritt, Ph.D. Th.D. | September 2, 2022 That we are living in perilous times no observant person would deny. At no time, perhaps,…

Mysteries of God
Bellator Christi, Biblical Studies, Brian Chilton, God, Old Testament, Theological

Relishing in the Mysteries of God

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By: Brian G. Chilton | August 14, 2022 The believer can find oneself relishing in the mysteries of God. While it sounds strange, a believer…

Worldview
Christianity, Scott Reynolds, Worldviews

Worldview

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Scott Reynolds, PhD, DMin | August 8, 2022 In apologetics there are few things more important than an individual’s worldview. It helps form every individual’s…

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Daniel Merritt, God, Theology

Divine Wrath and the Love of God

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By: Daniel Merritt, Ph.D. Th.D. | July 29, 2022 No one likes to talk about divine wrath. We would rather talk about God’s love, mercy…

Christ Obedience
Christology, Sherene Khouri, Theology

What is the Active and Passive Obedience of Christ?

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By: Sherene Khouri, PhD | July 18, 2022 While the two terms are distinct, they are not separable. The two terms are related to the…

Pure actuality
Brian Chilton, Christianity, God, Theology, Thomas Aquinas

God Exists Necessarily as Pure Actuality

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By: Brian G. Chilton | July 3, 2022 While reading through Edward Feser’s masterpiece Scholastic Metaphysics: A Contemporary Introduction, I was reintroduced to a divine…

Law of first mention
Bellator Christi, bible interpretation, Biblical Studies, Brian Chilton

Is the Law of First Mention a Proper Biblical Hermeneutic?

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By: Brian G. Chilton | June 21, 2022 Recently, Curtis Evelo (Bellator Christi Podcast co-host) told me about a conversation he had with an individual…