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To All the Kids Who are Hyper-excited
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Scot McKnight
Christmas Words 19: God
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Scot McKnight
The first Christmas was a Magnificat kind of Christmas. It wasn’t a Dickens kind of Christmas, and it wasn’t a Midwestern kind of Christmas, and it wasn’t a Tennessee kind of Christmas. It was a Mary kind of Magnificat kind of Christmas that turns our kinds of Christmases on their head. Christmas is about God.…
Dark Matter, String Theory, and Heaven (RJS)
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Jesus Creed Admin
Dark matter has made the news of late. A detector deep in a mine in Minnesota – an old iron mine – has provided the first hint of an observation of dark matter. Dark matter is a kind of matter thought to comprise about a quarter of the mass and energy in the Universe. Note…
Theological Defenses of Hell: Freewill theism
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Scot McKnight
The problems for hell are the issues of justice (hell can’t fit the crime of sin by finite beings) and the issue of joy (the saved can’t be eternally blissful knowing loved ones are suffering in hell). Gregory Macdonald’s book The Evangelical Universalist next describes how some theologians have responded to these problems, and he examines…
JMT: Maybe My Favorite
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Scot McKnight
Christmas Words 18: Poor
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Scot McKnight
A Magnificat kind of Christmas, which understands Christmas as about God’s acts to redeem through the incarnation, is also about the poor. Here are the words of the Magnificat, and I’d like you to observe words connected to poverty and the ending of the injustice of poverty: 46And Mary said:“My soul glorifies the Lord47and my…
Law at the Jesus Creed: David Opderbeck
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Scot McKnight
David Opderbeck, one of our vigorous and steady commenters, is doing a series for us on law. This one is on hate crimes and thought crimes in the context of religious freedom. A most timely topic… And by the way, if you are in the New Orleans area, David will be presenting at this Christian…
Theological Defenses of Hell: Calvinism
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Scot McKnight
The problems for hell are the issues of justice (hell can’t fit the crime of sin by finite beings) and the issue of joy (the saved can’t be eternally blissful knowing loved ones are suffering in hell). Gregory Macdonald’s book The Evangelical Universalist next describes how some theologians have responded to these problems, and he examines…
The Best Explanation
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Scot McKnight
Today I read an article in the NYTimes that said New Yorkers are the least happiest of Americans. What explains this? 1. The weather 2. The Wall Street 3. The traffic 4. The Yankees The answer would be: (after the jump)
JMT: My Favorite
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Scot McKnight
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