Provided by Â D.A. LaGue As a group of African-Americans knelt for morning prayers in 1787, ushers tapped them on the shoulder and demanded that they move to the balcony so...

Creation/Evolution

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The Gospel of the Young Earth

Are young earth creationists actually leading people away from the Gospel? This is not necessarily the argument that made by Vance McAllister at the Euangelion blog, but he...

by C Michael Patton

Doubt

Faith

Personal (Michael Patton)

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Letting My Children Cry

My daughter Katelynn has always been as sharp as a whip. She loves to learn. At church, people used to get kicks out of her understanding of theological issues. When she was...

Are We Condemned for the Sin of Another (Part 4: The Resolution)

Here is the situation: We are born with a propensity,Â bent, inclinationÂ to sin. Therefore, we cannot help but sin – it is our nature. Yet when we doÂ act according to...

Are we Condemned for the Sin of Another? (Part 3)

Continuing with our subject of the difficult doctrine of imputation, we now move to an interpretation of Romans 5. The questionÂ has come down to this:Â Is it possible that...

Are we Condemned for the Sin of Another? (Part 2)

In the last post we discussed the problem of Original Sin, especially from an Evangelical Reformed perspective. Are we condemned for the sin of another. Let’s get some...

Historical Renewal Friday: Jonathan Edwards

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] In 1734, Jonathan Edwards, theologian and colonial pastor in Northampton Massachusetts, found his congregation in an â€˜unusual...

by D.A. LaGue

Church History

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Friday’s are for Historical Renewal!

Provided by Â D.A. LaGue [display_podcast] On August 7th, 1768, a ship from Glasgow, Scotland sailed up the Delaware River bound for Philadelphia. On board was a 46 year old...

by D.A. LaGue

Culture

Current Issues in Theology

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Emerging Church

Postmodernism

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Postmoderism and the Imago Dei

The tension is heating up; the rancor is getting louder. Evangelicals are fighting each other again—this time over postmodernism. There are some churches that have...

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...

by C Michael Patton

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The Gospel of the Young Earth

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Are we Condemned for the Sin of Another? (Part 3)

Are we Condemned for the Sin of Another? (Part 2)

Historical Renewal Friday: Jonathan Edwards

Friday’s are for Historical Renewal!

Postmoderism and the Imago Dei

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