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Liar, Lunatic, or Lord. Or Legend, or …
This morning, my pastor mentioned C.S. Lewis’ famous “Liar, Lunatic, or Lord” trilemma. (He also briefly traced it back to […]
apologetics, christology, Jesus, trilemmaGod Became Meat: A Devotional Reflection
I recently wrote a few devotionals for a forthcoming publication and I thought I would publish them at my blog […]
christology, devotional, incarnation, reflectionIs the virgin birth an essential doctrine?
Since we’re in the midst of Advent, it would seem to be a good time to pose a question about […]
christology, dogma, theology, virgin birthJesus vs. the Volcano: How Christians disagree on atonement and why it matters
In “The depth of current atonement debates in a tweet” I noted one of the deepest divisions in current Christian […]
atonement, christology, penal substitution, soteriologyThe depth of current atonement debates in a tweet
Jesus died for our sins. On that much Christians agree. But ask what it means to say he died for our sins, and deep fissures of […]
atonement, Brian Zahnd, christology, Jesus Christ, soteriology86. Making Sense of the Incarnation: A Conversation with Timothy Pawl
In 1977 John Hick published The Myth of God Incarnate, an edited collection of essays by leading scholars which fell like […]
Analytic theology, christology, interview, Jesus Christ, philosophical theology, systematic theology, Tim PawlDid Jesus know absolutely everything?
Don’t ever say I shy away from the hard questions. Here’s a slide from my upcoming lecture on fifth century […]
christology, incarnation, Jesus Christ, omniscienceChristology, Anthropology, Theodicy. Inconsistency?
1 Corinthians 15:45: “So it is written: ‘The first man Adam became a living being”; the last Adam, a life-giving […]
anthropology, christology, problem of evil, theodicy11. The 59-Second Apologist: Is the incarnation a contradiction?
John 1:14 declares that “the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” But how can it be that the eternal, infinite divine Word […]
christology, incarnation, logic, theology