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The doctrine of divine simplicity – that God is not composed of parts – is heavily disputed among Christians today. […]

This is an account of John 1:5-2:2 which I wrote during my time at Bethlehem College. It includes an exegetical

Theology is an attempt to describe God. Have you ever thought about how treacherous this task is? How can we,

Have you ever doubted God’s love? If you have, you are not alone. We all go through moments of doubt

One of the tragedies of the modern period is the loss of classical theism. The principles of classical theism provide

Should philosophy play a role in our interpretation of Scripture? I argue that philosophy is an unavoidable element of theology. Not only that, but a good understanding of philosophy benefits our understanding of God and his Word.

The early Church father Tertullian famously asked, “What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” This was a question of the relationship between the Christian faith and Greek philosophy. Should we bring philosophical categories and concepts to bear on our study of God? Does human reason have a place in our theology? 

How does our future resurrection impact how we live daily? The doctrine of bodily resurrection carries several implications for Christian

How does our resurrection affect the rest of creation? From beginning to end, the biblical storyline ties the fate of

“We believe…in the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting.” These are the closing words of the Apostle’s Creed,