#Theology

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ToriGlass

Ok. I need Christians in 2020 to stop hiding behind liberation theology when people talk about the problems with Christianity and the harm that Christians have caused. Criticizing Christianity isn’t

Timothy Massaro

word_water_wine

We Protestants need to recover a view of knowledge that transcends what we are inheriting today — how we view doctrine and facts. We’ve inherited a positivist view of knowledge

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The old Yasir Qadhi on democracy | 1"It is not my right or your right to legislate; no supreme court, no system of government, no democracy where they VOTE. Can

Jack Belloli

giacbelloli

I hope that those who keep saying "matter matters" in the church-opening debates will start to see what happens as the slogan occupies the same air as "Black Lives Matter".

Rachael Denhollander

R_Denhollander

I don’t even know where to begin with what we need to learn from this situation with Josh Duggar. If you haven’t paid attention to updates, you should, because it

The Christocentric Heretic🍷

Hadowv

Jesus the Icon of God.Colossians 1:15[15]Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature:The greed word for "image" in this verse is the same word for

Mark Shepstone

MrShepstone

The thing that literally nobody wanted:A thread of potential names for RE, presented in GIF form We start with the classic: Religious Education Or the more edgy relation: Religious Studies

Derek Rishmawy

DZRishmawy

Worth mentioning that Tom Schreiner published his NT Theology "The King in All His Beauty" back in 2014. D.A. Carson has an article from 1996 on "What is the Gospel?"

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solomonmissouri

And that's okayhttps://twitter.com/bcnn1/status/1264323485393801217 What I'm supposed to do... Treat you bad cause you don't believe in God no more??? That doesn't seem like something that Jesus would do Our call

Ari Harris

AriHarris7

Theology thread coming up: I’ve always been fascinated by the parable of Job. There’s the obvious stuff like the leviathan and the behemoth, but this thread isn’t about my love

Andrew McGowan

Praxeas

For some wringing their hands about the impact of present events on "the economy," some thoughts from Erich Fromm: "for the scholastic theologians, such economic categories as price and private

Jennifer Powell McNutt, Ph.D.

jpowellmcnutt

Q: “Are you a Christian?” A: “Ask my neighbor.” I discussed this exchange in my Reformation class lecture on the #mennonites, & one of my students was so convicted she

Peter Webster

pj_webster

Lots of discussion on Church of England Twitter recently about bishops and Ph.D.s, following on from this post by Peter Anthony. I have no criticisms to make of Peter's post,

Scott R. Swain

scottrswain

Don't mistake the *centrality* of the gospel in scriptural teaching for the *exclusivity* of the gospel. The gospel has an agent (God), a presupposition (creation and providence, the fall), a

The Cultural Tutor

culturaltutor

This is what you would learn if you went to university in the 12th century.Could modern schools and universities learn something from it?A Thread. There was, of course, no single

Amit Schandillia

Schandillia

[THREAD]1/12A vast majority of Shia Muslims belong to a subsect called Šī'eh-ye Davâzdah-Emâmī or, more commonly, the Twelvers. The sect is also the official State religion of Iran. This thread