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The Limits to a Diachronic Treatment of the Trinity: A Case for Dogmatics in the Classroom

Glenn Butner — June 14, 2022

The Limits to a Diachronic Treatment of the Trinity: A Case for Dogmatics in the Classroom

What happens when you teach the Trinity topic by topic rather than historically?

The Upraised Eye: Coleridge’s Theology of Poetic Perception

Anthony Cirilla — June 10, 2022

The Upraised Eye: Coleridge’s Theology of Poetic Perception

Is imagination opposed to reason, or in fact essential to its proper use?

Steven Wedgeworth — June 8, 2022

One Month After the Roe Leak: Reflections on the Supreme Court’s Draft Opinion

With some distance from the initial SCOTUS leak, what are the most significant takeaways?

The Real Origins of Church Offices: Jewish and Greco-Roman Context for the Pastoral Epistles

Matthew Colvin — June 7, 2022

The Real Origins of Church Offices: Jewish and Greco-Roman Context for the Pastoral Epistles

Can historical context break the deadlock on endless church polity debates?

A Political Theology of Necessity

Adam M. Carrington — May 18, 2022

A Political Theology of Necessity

How Peter Martyr Vermigli can help navigate necessity and competing laws.

Bacchanalomania

Matthew Colvin — May 16, 2022

Bacchanalomania

A new book vastly overstates parallels between the Eucharist and the Dionysus cult

Jonathan Edwards, Theosis, and the Reformed Tradition

James Salladin — May 4, 2022

Jonathan Edwards, Theosis, and the Reformed Tradition

Unpacking a Reformed doctrine of deification.

Taught By Christ, About Christ, Through the Word of Christ: The Promise of Biblical Reasoning

Tyler R. Wittman — April 28, 2022

Taught By Christ, About Christ, Through the Word of Christ: The Promise of Biblical Reasoning

What difference does it make to have Christ himself at the centre of our exegesis?

What If There’d Been A Spanish Reformation Council?

Andrew Messmer — April 26, 2022

What If There’d Been A Spanish Reformation Council?

How did the Spanish Reformers approach their patristic and medieval heritage?

“As Light From Darkness Once Was Spoke”: A Resurrection Hymn

Rhys Laverty — April 20, 2022

“As Light From Darkness Once Was Spoke”: A Resurrection Hymn

Tracing the resurrection through the Old Testament in song