Common Denominator

4.7.1 Christ's Death as Satisfaction Historically, metaphors of Christ's death as a sacrifice probably came first.  In Paul, we h...

In my biblical theology classes, I have often covered atonement immediately after I have covered sin. I was noticing this morning that there...

Here are now the links to my reflections on the first two parts of my ongoing series on theology from a Wesleyan-Arminian perspective. These...

Here's now links to my reflections on atonement from a Wesleyan-Arminian perspective. These are in my  "theology in bullet points...

This is the fifth post  in a section on atonement in my ongoing series,  theology in bullet points . The first set had to do with  God and C...

This is the fourth post  in a section on atonement in my ongoing series,  theology in bullet points . The first set had to do with  God and ...

This is the third post  in a section on atonement in my ongoing series,  theology in bullet points . The first set had to do with  God and C...

This is the second post in a section on atonement in my ongoing series,  theology in bullet points . The first set had to do with  God and ...

This is the first post in a section on atonement in my ongoing series,  theology in bullet points . The first set had to do with  God and Cr...

This series is sketching out what the "greatest common denominators" of Scripture might be on topics of theology. Previous posts w...

The earliest gospel, Mark, has only one explicit statement on the significance of Christ's death: Mark 10:45. "the Son of Man did n...

Outline/overview  of Wesleyan theology.  More detailed posts: 1.  Faith  (Introduction) 2.  God 3.  Creation and Alienation 4.  Revelat...

And so it goes, and so it goes, and so will you soon, I suppose... _________ So what is God’s plan for right standing? It is to trust in w...

I deeply respect C. S. Lewis, although I have never idolized him. He thinks he has too much figured out for my liking. He was also a consuma...