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Did 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, omniscienceHuman value revisited: Could divine attachment contribute to human value?
In “Human value and the atonement: A Reply to Andy Bannister” I provided a critique of Bannister’s claim that human […]
Andy Bannister, atonement, God, incarnation, value11. 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, theology8. 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 theologyReformed 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 LinneGod’s suffering: Meditations on Elie Wiesel
Elie Wiesel escaped the concentration camps of Nazi Germany and then wrote a bestselling, critically acclaimed book describing his harrowing […]
Elie Wiesel, incarnation, problem of evil, theodicyA 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 Nebular Incarnation Thought Experiment: Truly out of this world
Multiple Incarnations A couple weeks ago I discussed, albeit somewhat briefly, the concept of multiple incarnations according to which God the […]
incarnation, logic, nebula, transitivity of identityShould you call out Gouranga? One-time Christian philosopher Michael Sudduth thinks so
A couple weeks ago I was checking in to “Trinities” (a great blog run by several very smart philosophers with […]
Dale Tuggy, incarnation, John Hick, Krishna, Michael Sudduth, Trinities, Vaishnava Vedanta