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Is constructive systematic theology a conceptual failure?
I just wrote a series of tweets complaining about the argument in much current constructive systematic theology. Since I thought […]
doctrine, doctrine of the Trinity, systematic theology, theology92. God is everywhere: James Gordon on Divine Omnipresence
Christians regularly talk about God’s presence in space, but what do we mean when we use such language? I discuss this issue in […]
Analytic theology, classical theism, interview, James Gordon, omnipresence, philosophy, systematic 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, 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 Pawl46. Kelly Kapic on A Little Book for New Theologians
Some years ago I arrived home to see my neighbor sitting in the front seat of her car with a […]
A little book for new theologians, doctrine, God, Kelly Kapic, systematic theology, theologian, theologyFee-fi-foe-fum, I smell the blood of an Arminian!
My article “Calvinism and the Contrast Effect” ( https://randalrauser.com/2011/11/calvinism-and-the-contrast-effect/ ) elicited some interesting comments. Among the most interesting was from […]
arminianism, biblical theology, Calvinism, Reformed, systematic theology