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If you can’t define “being biblical,” don’t accuse others of failing to be biblical
Yesterday I posted the following tweet: Nobody should be allowed to say "that's not biblical" unless they can give a […]
biblical, heresy, heresy huntingWho is Eric Schneider and why is he defaming Bruxy Cavey?
Yesterday I became aware of a nasty article by a fellow named “Eric Schneider” who has a blog devoted to […]
Bruxy Cavey, doctrine, Eric Schneider, heresy, heresy huntingUniversalism, Evangelicalism, and The Shack
Two days ago I came across this article at CBN: “Art Designer of ‘The Shack’ Book Cover Says He Regrets […]
Christian mind, evangelicalism, heresy, The Shack, universalismOn accusing a brother or sister in Christ of heresy
A couple weeks ago I posted an article on the new Shack movie titled “To See or Not to See The Shack Movie: […]
Christian charity, heresy, orthodoxyWhy John Sanders won the Unbelievable Debate on Open Theism and Heresy
The most recent episode of “Unbelievable” featured a debate between open theist John Sanders and Calvinist James White. All in […]
Calvinism, doctrine, heresy, James White, John Sanders, Justin Brierley, open theism, orthodoxy, providence, UnbelievableOpen a window: Fundamentalism and the thoughtful heretic
A couple weeks ago I wrote “When is a fundamentalist a fundamentalist?” to explain how I use the term “fundamentalist”. With […]
evangelical, fundamentalism, heresy, Karl Barth, orthodoxy, Ronald Osborn, Rudolf BultmannIs Owen Strachan guilty of theological malpractice?
I’d like to add a footnote to my article “Hunting heretics ’cause you’ve nothing better to do“. That article was […]
fundamentalism, heresy, orthodoxy, Owen Strachan, Rachel Held Evans, theological malpracticeHunting heretics ’cause you’ve nothing better to do
A few days ago Rachel Held Evans wrote a response to Owen Strachan after he went on Twitter and accused […]
heresy, heterodoxy, orthodoxy, Owen Strachan, Rachel Held EvansAre the orthodox better off than the heretical?
In his intellectual biography Orthodoxy, G.K. Chesterton famously summed up the ironic conclusion of his wayward intellectual journey away from […]
Dale Tuggy, epistemic virtue, heresy, orthodoxy, Trinity, Unitarianism