Without knowledge of church history and biography our doctrinal understanding will lack depth and context. From Mark Rogers on Andy Naselli’s blog. 1. Theological Millard Erickson is right, “History is theology’s laboratory, in which it can assess the ideas that it espouses or considers espousing.” (Christian Theology, 28). Church history shows us our theological blind …
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The Gospel Coalition have posted pdfs of two chapters by Don Carson from the upcoming anthology ‘These Last Days: A Christian View Of History’, a collection of addresses to the 2010 Philadelphia Conference On Reformed Theology. Carson’s chapters are on Revelation 12 and Ephesians. Andy Naselli has posted outlines and links to the pdfs as …
John McClean, Presbyterian minister, Vice-Principal at the Presbyterian Theological Centre, Sydney, where he teaches Systematic Theology has had a post published on the ABC Religion and Ethics web portal entitled: ‘That Scripture may speak like itself’: The KJB and the Word of God. McClean begins: If the KJB project was an attempt to reduce the …
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