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The Very Very Very Very Late Patristics Carnival 33
Sorry for posting this so late, but good news is I did end up finding a lot more posts, so that’s good! Here’s who’s blogging on the Church Mothers and Fathers: Al Kimel blogged on...
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Clement Of Alexandria, Romans 11, And Interreligious Dialogue
Hagia Sophia ; Empress Zoë mosaic : Christ Pantocrator; Istanbul, Turkey (Photo credit: Wikipedia) While reading Clement of Alexandria during a recent church service, I happened to read what good ole...
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It is inevitable, then, that those who confess themselves to belong to Christ, but find themselves in the midst of the devil’s works, suffer the most hostile treatment. For it is written, ‘ Lest he...
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The Power of Love: Interlude: James Cone & the Church Fathers
WORSHIP, SOCIAL TRINITARIANISM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE To keep up with this series, please read the first two posts: part 1: James Cone’s Relational Theology and part 2: Gendering Black Theology and Black...
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The Good Shepherd: Clement and Christus Victor
I have mentioned briefly on here the work of Gustav Aulen, and while I concede he needed more biblical exegesis for his case for Christus Victor, and a tighter grip on Church history, overall, I think...
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Patristics Carnival XXXIV: Easter Edition
Happy Glorious Resurrection Day everyone! And what better way to celebrate Easter and our Risen Savior than the return of the ONLY blog carnival that highlights the Church Fathers and the apostolic...
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Now Available: Origen Of Alexandria: Exegetical Works on Ezekiel
Image from Eden.co.uk This morning I received an email with exciting news. Roger Pearse now has a book on the translation of Origen’s exegesis of Ezekiel. Not only do I love the book of Ezekiel but...
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Patristics Carnival XXXV: Pentecost Edition
My friend Jonathan Homrighausen was gracious enough to host the Patristics Carnival for the Holy Day of Pentecost. Go check it out: Patristics Carnival XXXV: Pentecost Edition h00die_R (Rod)priestly...
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The Good News about God’s Emotions. And Ours.
More thoughts On The Patristics, Divine Apatheia, & Divine Freedom Content Note: brief discussion of depression When I was a teenager, I battled depression for several years. I was unaware of God’s...
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Language For God in Patristic Tradition by Mark Sheridan
Woooooo hoooo! Christmas came early for me today in the mail. Intervarsity Press has sent me a review copy of Language For God in Patristic Tradition: Wrestling With Biblical Anthropomorphism by Mark...
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