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Reckoning with the Peaceable Kingdom: A Review of Disarming the Church
Eric A. Seibert. Disarming the Church: Why Christians Must Forsake Violence to Follow Jesus and Change the World. (Eugene, OR: Cascade, […]
biblical ethics, Christian ethics, Eric Seibert, just war, pacifism, violenceDoes the Bible condemn same-sex relationships? A Response to Michael Brown (Part 3)
In this article, I continue my response to Michael Brown’s response to my review of his book Can You Be Gay […]
biblical ethics, homosexuality, Michael Brown, sexual ethicsAre same-sex relations and menstrual intercourse moral abominations? A Response to Michael Brown (Part 2)
In this article, I continue my response to Michael Brown’s response to my review of Brown’s book Can You Be Gay […]
biblical ethics, homosexuality, Michael Brown, sexual ethicsThe Bible depicts God commanding moral atrocities. Should we believe it?
The Bible includes some descriptions of divine action which are fundamentally at odds with the moral perceptions of properly functioning […]
biblical ethics, biblical violence, ethics, hermenutics, moral knowledge, moral perceptionThe Complementarian Dilemma
Egalitarianism is the view that all offices of church ministry and leadership should be open to both genders. By contrast, […]
biblical ethics, complementarianism, egalitarianism, ethics, hermeneutics, sexismIn a Heartbeat: Changing Attitudes among Christians Toward Same Sex Attraction
For years now attitudes toward homosexuality have been shifting in society generally and among Christians in particular. According to statistics […]
Bible, biblical ethics, ethics, homosexuality, In a HeartbeatCan divine wrath explain divinely commanded genocide?
In his 2005 book Free of Charge: Giving and Forgiving in a Culture Stripped of Grace theologian Miroslav Volf provides a penetrating […]
biblical ethics, biblical violence, ethics, genocide, Miroslav Volf, Paul CopanTo Shun or Not to Shun: That is the Question
Last year I addressed the topic of shunning fellow Christians in an article titled “Should we shun Christians that we […]
Bible, biblical ethics, Church discipline, ecclesiology, ethics, Paul, shunningMore than half of American Christians are now gay-affirming
I’ve been speaking a lot recently to various church and parachurch groups on issues pertaining to the LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, […]
biblical ethics, ethics, evangelicalism, homosexuality, LGBT