In What Sense Are Jesus and the Father One? Part III: One in Purpose? B: The Father Is Greater than All
I have argued in previous installments of this series that in John 10:28-30 Jesus claims to be “one†with the Father in the exercise of the...
Why Eastern Orthodoxy? Part 3: A Gospel Critique of Eastern Orthodoxy
Up to now, I’ve been sharing what I think the Orthodox Church has to offer the non-Orthodox community. Now it’s time to turn the tables. My evangelical passions...
Why Eastern Orthodoxy? Part 2: History
Scholars define the Great Tradition as the theological consensus of the majority of believers during the first five hundred or thousand years of Christian history (the dates...
New Testament Manuscripts Discovered in Albania
For a long time, Albania has closed its doors to western scholars. Last summer, a four-person team from the Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts went to Tirana to...
The Thing Itself – Consequences of the Abortion Debate
Greg CromartieHost of Theology Unplugged Ideas have consequences. The ideas passionately debated in Michael’s blog: Emergers On Abortion: Where Do You Stand? are no...
Why Eastern Orthodoxy? Part 1: Introduction
There are three main bodies of Christians in the world today: Protestants, Catholics and Eastern Orthodox. I myself am personally grateful for evangelicals who helped me come...
First Ever Emerging Study Bible? The Poverty and Justice Bible
There is a new Bible being released by Bible Society out of UK that is focused on “the most important issues of the day.” It is called The Poverty and Justice...
Emergers on Abortion: Where Do You Stand?
Francis Beckwith was asked a question concerning the emerging church and abortion. It occurred here at about 73 minutes into the broadcast (listen to it)....
Orthodoxy: Should We Define Who is “In” and Who is “Out”
Conversation involve questions. The asking of questions is either meant to illicit and answer or to provoke thought that provides an answer, even if the answer is a tentative...