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Tag Archives: doctrine
Book Review: God’s Canon
God’s Canon, by Steve Hays As someone who has read with some disapproval about the rule of faith [1] and has some decided views on the way in which the Bible was instantly canonized by the Apostles [2], I liked … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Book Reviews, Christianity, Church of God, History
Tagged doctrine, legitimacy
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Book Review: The Doctrine Of The Fall
The Doctrine Of The Fall, by William Cunningham Although there was certainly a great deal I disagreed with in this book, at least here (in contrast to other things I have read from the author), the author manages to score … Continue reading
Book Review: The Doctrine Of The Will
The Doctrine Of The Will, by William Cunningham This book is a classic example of why I find reading books by Calvinists to be such a chore sometimes [1]. There is much in this book I agree with, much I … Continue reading
Book Review: Monophysitism Past And Present: A Study In Christology
Monophysitism Past And Present: A Study In Christology, by A.A. Luce Make no mistake, this book is a mess. It is not a worthless mess, something that one should avoid reading, rather a revealing mess that is quite worth reading … Continue reading
Book Review: Passion In The Pulpit
Passion In The Pulpit: How To Exegete The Emotion Of Scripture, by Jerry Vines and Adam Dooley [Note: This book was provided free of charge by Moody Publishers/Net Gallery. All thoughts and opinions are my own.] Like many readers of … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Book Reviews, Christianity, Church of God
Tagged doctrine, homiletics, law
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Q & A About The One Nature Of Christ
Note: From time to time I enjoy having question and answers with people about their writings or thoughts. In looking at the question of the nature of Christ, I decided it would be worthwhile to have a conversation with someone … Continue reading
An Introduction To The Una Natura Project
From time to time I like to deal with controversial or at least potentially controversial questions about doctrine relating to the Church of God culture I am a part of. Although I do not chime in on every debate, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, History, Musings
Tagged doctrine, intro, Una Natura, writing
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Book Review: On The Incarnation
On The Incarnation, by Athanasius of Alexandria If you know something about 4th century Post-Nicene Christian history, the odds are you know something of Athanasius [1]. He wrote a collection of canonical books that, for example, happens to be the … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Book Reviews, Christianity, Church of God, History
Tagged debate, doctrine, evangelism
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The Didache And 2 John: A Shared Struggle With False Preachers
From the beginnings of the Church of God in the 1st Century AD, there has been a consistent problem with false teachers. Although the specific false doctrines that leaders of the Church of God have been most focused on has … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Christianity, Church of God, History, Musings
Tagged authority, doctrine, legitimacy
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Book Review: The Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity, by J.P Landis This is a forgotten book, and a deservedly forgotten book, but it is likely not forgotten for the right reasons. At its heart, this is a book that is an unintentional demonstration of a … Continue reading
