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Does Christianity need a resurrected Jesus?
The other day I posted the following survey on Twitter: If the physical bones of Jesus were disinterred in Jerusalem, […]
dialogue, Jesus Christ, liberal Christianity, miracles, resurrectionBeing the Right Kind of Fool for Christ Ain’t Easy
This morning I saw the following Atonin Scalia quote (with a few missing words) in my Twitter feed: Boom! pic.twitter.com/By4qSbD7o2 […]
church, culture, discipleship, evangelism, Jesus Christ, witnessThe 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, soteriology89. What did the cross achieve? Oliver Crisp on Atonement
In 1973 the great Reformed theologian J.I. Packer delivered a very influential Tyndale Lecture titled “What did the cross achieve? […]
atonement, doctrine, Easter, Jesus Christ, Oliver Crisp, penal substitution, theology86. 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, omniscienceEaster and the Resurrection to Judgment
This morning at our Easter service the pastor quoted Frederick Buechner: “Resurrection means the worst thing is never the last thing.” […]
atonement, eschatology, final judgment, Frederick Buechner, Jesus Christ, resurrectionThe Wrath of God was Satisfied: A Passion Week Sermon
God was in Christ reconciling the world to himself (2 Corinthians 5:19). But how, exactly? This is a great question […]
atonement, christology, cross, Jesus Christ, penal substitutionWhy 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, sin