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Tuesday, November 16, 2004

How would He govern (for the betterment)

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At this point I remind myself that I am not designing a system of governance from scratch. Almost everyone--if not everyone--in this room i...
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How would He govern? (Free Will)

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The issue of free will is one of debate among Christians. But I think we can all agree that whether or not we ultimately have free will, we...

How would He govern? (God vis-a-vis world)

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The reason that Jesus' ethics in the Sermon on the Mount only seem to give us a partial sense of how a Christian would govern is because...

How would He govern? (Preliminaries 2)

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We have established biblically that America is not Israel. We have also hinted that even if we could find a modern "Israel" that ...

How would He govern? (Preliminaries 1)

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Tomorrow is the religion colloquium at IWU, and I'm supposed to present on this topic. By the way, all are invited and you can get chap...
Saturday, November 06, 2004

Theology 4: God as Good and Just

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Christians also believe that God is love (1 John 4:8). Let's take a moment to ponder what this claim might mean in relation to His role ...
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Thursday, November 04, 2004

Theology 3: God as Creator

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After laying down some ground rules, I'd like to begin now with God. I start with the faith claim that God created the world out of ...
Wednesday, November 03, 2004

Hopes for the Future

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It looks like Bush has won, although it may take a day or two for Kerry to admit it. In some respects this is a relief. I approve of man...
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Monday, November 01, 2004

The Other Side: Can a Republican be a Christian?

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Dear Ken, I’m really struggling with how a Christian could ever vote Republican. I mean Jesus made it the cornerstone of his earthly min...
Sunday, October 24, 2004

Theology 2: Faith Seeking Understanding

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A second matter of prolegomena is a question of approach. Do we presume Christian faith and work to substantiate it? Do we allow for modif...
Wednesday, October 20, 2004

Theology 1: Egocentric Predicament

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For the indefinite future I want to think about theology. I know a bit about what the church has believed as well as what my church believe...
Tuesday, October 19, 2004

A Footnote

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I don't know how many people are reading my blog. I know some people in the dorms of Indiana Wesleyan University do. I know a few frie...
Monday, October 18, 2004

A Prophecy: Bush's Third Strike

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There are no more debates. Bush is up in the polls. Unless something goes very wrong in Iraq to pin on Bush, it looks like he'll win. ...
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Thursday, October 14, 2004

The Christian and the State 6: Conclusion

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If the American system is roughly universal egoist and roughly based on the social contract model, how is a Christian to interact with it, g...
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Wednesday, October 13, 2004

Round 3

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Well, the debates are over. More time to work, which is good. Less time to watch the fireworks, oh well. I thought both did well enough...
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Confessing Christ in a World of Violence

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The following is a document drafted by several leading evangelicals, principally Richard Hays of Duke, George Hunsinger of Princeton, Richar...
Tuesday, October 12, 2004

An Ode to Derrida

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Once upon a pan'cras churning Went the Da to death a learnin' Over the under takers he received the endless snore Derrida went over ...

Christ/State 5: Universal Egoist/Christian Overlap

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To return to the train of thought on Christianity and Government, I suggested in the previous point that while a theocracy would be ideal, i...
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Sunday, October 10, 2004

The Importance of Mystery for Faith

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These last few years I have really come to appreciate the importance of mystery for faith. On the one hand, I think most of us at least pay ...
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Saturday, October 09, 2004

The Bible as Sacred Space

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Has there ever been a special place that immediately brought back fond memories as soon as you arrived? I enjoyed my years at college great...
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