In this article I have a conversation with Guillaume Bignon about Calvinism and the concept of God’s love. Bignon is a […]
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I 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 thinkTo Cremate or Not To Cremate?
A few weeks ago, I posted the following Twitter survey on cremation: Historically, the church rejected cremation in recognition of […]
cremation, eschatology, resurrection, theologyIs God’s Love “Reckless”?
Over the last couple weeks, I’ve heard the song “Reckless Love” played at two different churches. It’s a catchy song […]
Reckless Love, theology, worship musicA Master List of Movies for exploring Theology and Philosophy
We are story-tellers by nature, and so stories speak to us with a unique power. So it should be no surprise […]
movies, philosophy, theologyIs the virgin birth an essential doctrine?
Since we’re in the midst of Advent, it would seem to be a good time to pose a question about […]
christology, dogma, theology, virgin birthMy New Video Discussing Divine Transcendence
Why I’m grateful for open theism (even though I’m not an open theist)
A few years ago I heard a lady speak on the devastating experience of losing her son. As the extraordinarily […]
open theism, problem of evil, problem of suffering, theologyWhat is the most difficult Christian doctrine to defend?
In my 2008 book Faith Lacking Understanding I identify three types of objection to Christianity: Logical objections Plausibility objections Moral objections Next, […]
apologetics, Faith lacking understanding, hell, theologyIf God wants us to be saved, why is grace so confusing?
It’s a daunting question. If God wants all human beings to be saved — and surely he does — then […]
grace, salvation, soteriology, theology, What's So Confusing About Grace?