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What is Mere Christianity? Part 3: Myron B. Penner Answers
Introduction Welcome to the third installment of my series, “What is Christianity?” This time, we feature the thoughts of Canadian […]
ecumenism, mere Christianity, Myron Penner, orthodoxyIs the evangelical tent getting bigger?
In the second edition of their book Across the Spectrum: Understanding Issues in Evangelical Theology (Baker, 2009), Gregory Boyd and Paul […]
conservatism, evangelicalism, liberalism, orthodoxyDoes Christianity need the Homoousion?
Last year, I posted an article titled “Does Christianity need a resurrected Jesus?” In this present article, I want to […]
Christianity, homoousion, orthodoxyDoes the theology of a songwriter define the song?
Yesterday, my article critiquing the song “Reckless Love” was published at The Christian Post. Steve on Twitter responded that the […]
Bethel Music, orthodoxy, song, worship musicI Believe on the Third Day He Rose Again . . . but what about those who don’t?
This article is an excerpt from my 2011 book You’re not as Crazy as I Think. The book includes four chapters […]
Marcus Borg, orthodoxy, resurrection, theology, You're not as crazy as I thinkCharity and Confession: The case of Bruxy Cavey and Tyndale Seminary
Today I came across a blog article titled “Why is Bruxy Cavey Teaching at Tyndale?” (Bruxy is a leading figure […]
Bruxy Cavey, doctrine, orthodoxy, principle of charity, Tyndale SeminaryOn 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, orthodoxyFurther Thoughts on Christian Atheism
A fellow named “Shane” posted a very revealing comment at Gretta Vosper’s blog today which succinctly summarizes the chasm that separates her […]
Christian atheism, dialogue, Gretta Vosper, liberal Christianity, orthodoxyIs right action more important than right belief?
Yesterday I published an article with Unfundamentalist Christians, a blog to which I contribute on occasion as a guest-poster. The […]
ethics, orthodoxy, orthopraxis