God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself (2 Corinthians 5:19). But how, exactly? This is a great question […]
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Why Jesus almost certainly had some errant theological beliefs
The discussion thread to my article “Eric Seibert on biblical violence and the Canaanites” includes an interesting discussion between Geoff […]
christology, doctrine, Jesus, kenoticism, omniscience, paradox, theologyWhy Jesus was NOT “tempted” (and why it matters)
The following is a repost of an article originally published at The Christian Post in 2009. * * * In […]
christology, hamartiology, impeccability, Jesus Christ, sin8. A conversation on the Incarnate God with theologian Oliver Crisp
In May, 2013 I attended the Logos Conference at Notre Dame University. While there, I had an opportunity to sit […]
christology, incarnation, interview, Oliver Crisp, philosophical theologyInclusivism again: how we can be saved apart from hearing the gospel, and why the gospel still matters
In “If inclusivism is true does believing in Jesus still matter?” I presented an analogy for those who would argue […]
Christ, christology, epistemology, exclusivism, inclusivism, relationshipReformed Rap comes of Age: Shai Linne on The Hypostatic Union
I am not a big fan of rap, hip hop, or any combination thereof. But I’ve long respected the work […]
christology, hypostatic union, incarnation, rap, Shai LinneA breathtakingly larger canvas: The Cross in cosmic perspective
In my last article I pointed out that the New Testament (Paul specifically) seems to view the atonement as having […]
atonement, christology, cross, incarnation, science, theologyThe Cross and the eXtreme Deep Field
Imagine that you are a geologist in the late nineteenth century. Your goal is an ambitious one: develop a theory […]
atonement, christology, theologyWhat is the atonement at least? Lessons from the ascension
It is no secret that atonement theories abound, each one vying to be the account for how God was in […]
ascension, atonement, christology, expiation, propitiation, theologyThe fallible Jesus?
The question of the knowledge (and ignorance) of Jess exploded back onto the blog this week when Andy Derksen commented the […]
christology, incarnation, Jesus, omniscience