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What is Grace?
How Augustine helps me read Matthew Bates's allegiance proposal in "Beyond the Salvation Wars"
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Abortion, Alasdair MacIntyre, and Nestorianism
Reflecting on three recent articles and how they have a common thread to them: the incommensurability of rational justification
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The Biblical Basis of the Nicene Creed’s Credo on the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit as Lord and Giver of Life
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4 Patterns of Biblical Argument in the Nicene Creed
How the Nicene Creed concludes centuries of biblical reflection on God and Christ
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Internet a tout changé.
A reflection on the future of apologetics
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Virtue Remains Essential for Building Institutions
What G3's Josh Buice's tells us about the need for virtue
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Augustine on the Catholic Faith
It turns out the faith Augustine received centres on Inseparable Operations.
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Augustine's Approach to Reading Scripture: Purifying the Mind to Know God
In his De Trinitate (On the Trinity), Augustine of Hippo presents not just a theological treatise on the nature of the triune God but also a…
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We Cannot Reject EFAS By Nestorian Arguments
Do not argue against eternal relations of authority and submission by saying that Christ’s divinity does some things and his humanity does other things
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Nestorius and Cyril: Divergent Christological Language
How their battles over words alerts us to the need to distinguish concepts from judgments.
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April 2025

Merciful Theological Dialogue with Firm Convictions
We need to be gracious and merciful when it comes to theology.
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Understanding Nestorianism: A Controversy Over Christ's Natures
The term Nestorianism takes its name from Nestorius (c.
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Review: Gavin Ortlund's What It Means to Be Protestant
As part of Zondervan's Reflective series, Ortlund hits his mark, and evangelicals should read this book
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When Did Christians Start Celebrating Easter?
Its origin is apostolic, tied to the Scriptural event of the Exodus and rooted in the Gospel.
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Did Melito of Sardis have a Nicene view of God?
This anachronistic question intentionally points to a deeper question: does Melito make similar judgments about God and Christ as Nicaea?
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Augustine: the Holy Spirit as common to Father and Son
The Holy Spirit appropriates the words Holy and Spirit that are proper also to Father and Son to show his unique character.
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Marcus Aurelius: How to stop being angry
Two Ways to Overcome Anger According to Marcus Aurelius
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AI Bridges the "Felt" Gap Between God and Humans
God can speak and it happens. Now we can too (at least in the digital realm).
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10 Old Books that Changed how I Think
Here are 10 old books that changed how I think about life.
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10 theology books that changed my life
We should read old books that have stood the test of time. Here are ten of those, not in any particular order. I could add many more.
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Read Old Books More Than New Books
For many people, it seems almost impossible to read old books, even though I have found they are much better for the soul.
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The Trinity Debate: More Than Just an Iota
The argument that the whole of trinitarian doctrine hinged upon one "iota" needs modification.
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Did Irenaeus Have A Nicene View of the Trinity?
The question is anachronistic, but Irenaeus makes four key judgments about God and Christ that both Nicaea and the New Testament do. In this narrow…
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What Does Jesus Mean by "I and the Father are One?"
Jesus uses language to express the closest possible unity with the Father. He is the Word from the beginning through whom God created all things. By…
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