Continuing with my series — “. . . And Other Stupid Statements” — I would like to register a complaint. In truth, I would like to register many...

Eschatology

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Converse with Scholars at the Credo House: Mark Hitchcock and the World's End in 2012

Here is something that you may yet to have heard of. It is the supposed worlds in in 2012 predicted by the Mayan calendar. There is a 200 million dollar moving coming out at...

by C Michael Patton

Eschatology

Theology

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The Forgotten Gospel of the End Times

One theologian has said that there are two extremes when it comes to studying eschatology (the doctrine of the end times): Eschatomania and Eschatophobia. Eschatomaniacs talk...

by C Michael Patton

Eschatology

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Tom Schreiner on the Millennium . . . and So Much More

I have always been a great fan of Dr. Tom Schreiner. He is an outstanding Bible commentator and New Testament theologian. But more than this he is balanced and has a good...

by C Michael Patton

Current Issues in Theology

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Theology

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Is the Hyper-Preterist Gospel a Different Gospel?

In a recent episode of Theology Unplugged (solo version), I made a comment that I was challenged to reconsider through an email correspondence. My statement had to do...

A Near Death Experience? A Theological Evaluation of Don Piper’s “90 Minutes in Heaven”

Â You may be familiar with a book called 90 Minutes in Heaven: A True Story of Death & Life written by Don Piper (not to be confused with John Piper)Â and Cecil Murphey....

by C Michael Patton

Christian Philosophy

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Do you really believe in hell?

I received a forwarded email today with a short article by David L. Rattigan with the above title. He begins with a bit of humor: So there’s these two churches I heard...

Would Christ have died had he not been killed? (2)

In a previous post I put this question forward: Would Christ have died had he not been killed? The question is brought about by our pondering upon Christ’s...

What Comes to Mind When You Hear the Word â€œDispensationalismâ€? (Part 2)

Twelve years ago this month I was digging trenches at an archaeological site in Israel. Unfortunately, I dug myself into a theological hole with my fellow excavators before we...

What Comes to Mind When You Hear the Word â€œDispensationalismâ€? (Part 1)

Introduction: A dispensationalistâ€™s (small â€œdâ€ intended) Gripe At Reclaiming the Mind Ministries, weâ€™re unabashedly committed to irenic theology. This means that even...

by Ed Komoszewski

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