I have posted my review of Thomas H. McCall’s book Which Trinity? Whose Monotheism? Philosophical and Systematic Theologians on the Metaphysics of Trinitarian Theology on the blog at its new location at Patheos. Read more
I have posted my review of Thomas H. McCall’s book Which Trinity? Whose Monotheism? Philosophical and Systematic Theologians on the Metaphysics of Trinitarian Theology on the blog at its new location at Patheos. Read more
I am grateful to Eerdmans for having sent me a free review copy of Thomas H. McCall’s book Which Trinity? Whose Monotheism? Philosophical and Systematic Theologians on the Metaphysics of Trinitarian Theology(Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2010). McCall’s book examines key voices in contemporary Trinitarian theology through the lens of analytic philosophy. The introduction explains the rationale for McCall’s effort to build a bridge between analytic philosophy and systematic theology, emphasizing that, on the one hand, he is not trying to be... Read more
Since my post sharing the gem below from SpoonBlog has been getting a lot of traffic, I thought I’d cross-post it here on my new blog location as well… FAQ for my Students: The Rapture Q: With the rapture coming, should I bother working on my final paper? A: Yes. The odds are you will not be judged worthy of ascent to heaven, in which case your grades will still be a basis of judgment for rewards in this earthly... Read more
Word: Mobiused Definition: Able to see only one side of an argument. Etymology: From English slang mo’ (short for “more”) and biased meaning partial or prejudiced. Cross-posted from the blog’s new home at Patheos. Read more
Word: Mobiused Definition: Able to see only one side of an argument. Etymology: From English slang mo’ (short for “more”) and biased meaning partial or prejudiced. Read more
Not the “blog roll” I have in mind… Over at this blog’s new home at Patheos, I’ve posted a request for blogs that should be on my blogroll – if you’re a regular reader, that includes yours! Please post them in the comment section there rather than here. And while you’re at it, please update your blogroll to include Exploring Our Matrix’s new address:http://www.patheos.com/community/exploringourmatrix/ I have also posted a “quote” of the day, relevant to what some people are expecting to happen... Read more
I’m not sure how useful blogrolls are these days, when the sheer number of blogs we read has grown to the point that a list of all of them is probably not going to be that useful to anyone else. As you’ll see from the sidebar, I share links through Google Reader to specific posts that I have liked, but didn’t have the time or opportunity to, or didn’t feel it appropriate or necessary to, share in a blog post.... Read more
“The Rapture won’t happen on May 21st, 2011.” — Jesus Read more
I’m currently working on an article on “monotheism” for a scholarly dictionary-type reference work, and am glad to have been allowed to submit it after the International Society of Biblical Literature conference in July in London. To find out why, pay a visit to Dan McClellan’s blog, which surveys papers that are to be presented at sessions dedicated specifically to the term and concept of monotheism. I’m glad to have a chance to soak in the range of perspectives, views,... Read more
Mark Goodacre and Loren Rosson are among those I expect to particularly appreciate this… Read more
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