Archive for the ‘Systematic Theology’ Category

It is becoming increasingly more common to see posts and tweets that promote a truncated gospel. This is most likely a function of short time spans and 140 character limits. … Read more→

Karen Kilby, Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at the University of Nottingham, provides a great introduction to noted Catholic theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar. Von Balthasar is all the … Read more→

Comment if you think you can identify who wrote the following on inerrancy.  No cheating with searches, etc.
Therefore, since everything asserted by the inspired authors or sacred writers must be … Read more→

While perusing a used bookshop in Philadelphia this week, I stumbled upon a theological dictionary compiled by Karl Rahner and Herbert Vorgrimler.  Titled Kleines Theologisches Wörterbuch in the original German, … Read more→

On our way home from Illinois, my wife and I passed through a tollway in Indiana with an abundance of dollar coins.  Having only a $20 bill, the machine promptly … Read more→

Can it be said that Christ is at the Center at the 2010 Barth Conference? In a way, yes.

This year’s conference is on the church and mission. And … Read more→

The Lutheran and Reformed conception of union are fundamentally different.  In the Lutheran scheme, justification happens outside of union.  For the Reformed, justification is within the scope of union with … Read more→