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- "Stop wondering why no one sees God without God! Who sees the sun without the sun?" -Irenaeus of Lyon 3 months ago
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Paul, the Institution of Slavery, and the Cross-shaped Life
THEOLOGICAL REFLECTIONS ON SLAVERY IN THE PAULINE CORPUS Submitted to Dr. Joshua Jipp in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the course NT 6252 Interpreting Paul and General Epistles at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School Preface Whether as a paper or a blog post, … Continue reading
Uganda Travel Log: Day 11 – Tyranny and Tourism
Location: Kampala (Mengo and Bugolobi districts), Uganda Saturday, May 27, 2017 Today was a day of tourism and relaxation. We ate breakfast at the hotel — which, by the way, is as standardized here (the Namirembe Guest House) as it was … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics and Culture, Travel
Tagged Freedom, Missions, Secular History, Uganda
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Rethinking Freedom
I don’t know about you, but I absolutely love the Marvel movies. I enjoy watching the good guy unequivocally trounce the bad guy. I’m all about truth, justice and the American way! As our culture becomes progressively discontent, confused, even fearful … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics and Culture, Theology
Tagged Freedom, Kingdom of God, Lordship of Christ
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Why Aren’t More Intellectuals Believers?
I came across an interesting article on Facebook recently entitled, “Why Aren’t More Intellectuals Believers?” (link to the original article), written by David Denison. His article is essentially a reaction to a study conducted by the University of Rochester entitled “Studies … Continue reading
The Potential for a Prophetic Voice in the American Evangelical Church on Issues of Race and Racialization
As you know, I’m in seminary at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. This summer, I took a single “modular” class called “Social and Cultural Exegesis”. The focus of this class as bible students is to learn from concepts in sociology to better interpret … Continue reading
