Augustine’s Costly Miss
We have much to thank the Titan of Theological Discourse for. But he missed where the Scriptures point us to picture the central truth about God.
We have much to thank the Titan of Theological Discourse for. But he missed where the Scriptures point us to picture the central truth about God.
Dating apps and marrying trends tell us something deep about ourselves and God.
Jesus identifies in ways that surprise us, that we might get a glimpse of what is otherwise opaque to us—the glory of the Invisible Incomprehensible Divine.
The doctrine teaches that for us sinners to be saved, the trinitarian Persons entered into a pact with each Other in eternity about how to do it.
Ephesians 5:1 tells us to be “imitators of God.” Okay. But how do we imitate God? Some theologians say that we should not look to God’s triune relationships, ad intra, as examples for our own. They say that there is nothing to prescribe our relations with one another in what They do for One Another. This is a grave …
A providential conversation with a Trinitarian theologian briefly explores who we are. I love hanging around these exotic beasts, as they have thought long and hard about the meaning of the great Three in One. As such, they stand as caretakers of one of the keys to the universe.