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“I am going to bring floodwaters on the earth…” Could God be punishing Texas?
13 So God said to Noah, “I am going to put an end to all people, for the earth is filled […]
Bible, hermeneutics, natural evil, problem of evilIf this is God’s Word, why isn’t it easier to understand?
That’s the question. You can read my latest article at confusedaboutgrace.com here.
Bible, hermeneutics, inspirationThe Birth of a Nation: A Powerful but Flawed Film
Things started out promising for Nate Parker’s 2016 film The Birth of a Nation. The film tells the story of Nat […]
ethics, exegesis, film, hermeneutics, Nat Turner, Nate Parker, review, The Birth of a NationWhat did Jesus believe about Noah and Lot’s wife? A response to Justin Schieber
Yesterday Justin Schieber tweeted some questions regarding Jesus, Noah, and Lot and his wife and he tagged me requesting a […]
hermeneutics, Jesus, Justin Schieber, omniscienceThe Bible as God’s Anthology
My views on the Bible really began to change when I went to university to pursue a double major in […]
Bible, hermeneutics, inspiration, Norton Anthology of American Literature, revelation95. The Problem of God-Breathed Violence
Over the last several years I’ve reflected, written, and spoken extensively on the problem of biblical violence. So when I […]
Bible, biblical violence, hermeneutics, inspiration, theodicyThe omniscient God as the jilted lover
In “God in the terrifying image of a jilted lover” I provided some reasons why readers of the Bible should […]
God, hermeneutics, omniscience, passibility, suffering, theology87. From the Bible to Doctrine: A conversation with Stephen Holmes
Open up your trusty King James Bible, turn to 1 John 5:7, and read: “For there are three that bear record […]
Bible, bibliology, doctrine, doctrine of scripture, hermeneutics, Stephen Holmes, systematic theology, theology81. Robin Parry on the Biblical Cosmos
In 1993 I spent a summer teaching English in Japan. It was an unforgettable and somewhat unsettling litany of new […]
Bible, biblical cosmology, biblical interpretation, hermeneutics, Robin Parry, worldview