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Voting about God
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Scot McKnight
How odd to post this brief report after our first post today (see below this one). Ramsay Macmullen is probably the finest social historian of earliest Christianity, and in a book just a couple years old he sketches how the whole “council” approach to developing a consensus orthodox theology developed. His book is called, rather…
Great is the Lord 4
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Scot McKnight
Ron Highfield’s new book, Great Is the Lord: Theology for the Praise of God , sketches the “Trinity” as well as I’ve seen for an introductory text. I believe this: Evangelicals will denounce anyone who denies the Trinity. Evangelicals have developed a theology that simply doesn’t need the Trinity. So, yes, they believe it; but it has almost…
Aksel on the Slide
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Scot McKnight
Who Makes the Best Burger?
By
Scot McKnight
Some Californians I’ve met contend In ‘n Out Burger is better than MacDonald’s, but I’ve heard others contend the best burgers are better than either. For instance, the Cubby Bear in Chicago. Who has the best burgers? What ingredients do you think are necessary? Mustard, ketchup or…?
Between Church and State: Hospitality
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Scot McKnight
How does the Christian discuss — in the public forum — what she or he believes about a given moral issue — say abortion or homosexuality or war or economic distribution — with someone who does not share similar Christian beliefs? How do such folks participate in the political process together? There are a variety…
Preparing for Eucharist
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Scot McKnight
John Mark Hicks takes us from the Eucharist table to God, and suggests that we need to see the Table as communion with the Triune God. God is with us. God is with us in Jesus Christ. God is with us in Christ who gave himself for us. As we eat and drink, we enter…
Prayer for the Week
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Scot McKnight
O God, the King of glory, you have exalted your only Son Jesus Christ with great triumph to your kingdom in heaven: Do not leave us comfortless, but send us your Holy Spirit to strengthen us, and exalt us to that place where our Savior Christ has gone before; who lives and reigns with you and…
Saturday Afternoon Book Review: Wesley Vander Lugt
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Scot McKnight
Samuel Wells and Ben Quash, Introducing Christian Ethics . Reviewed by Wes Vander Lugt PhD Candidate, University of St Andrews Samuel Well and Ben Quash indicate in the Preface to Introducing Christian Ethics that their desire in writing this book was to “offer an overview of the whole field of Christian ethics,” one that is accessible to…
Immigration Debate Now Made Personal and Public
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Scot McKnight
From CNN.com… Here’s how I would summarize it. Jessica Coloti is undocumented and entered the USA without proper permission as an 11-yr old. It was not “her fault” that she was brought here. She went through our public education system (I assume), is within one year of completing a college degree, but was stopped for…
Weekly Meanderings
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Scot McKnight
One thing the Brits get is Ceremony! (But what to say about those hats?) This has been a hard month to keep our Weekly Meanderings going, and this week the hardest. We are down in Florida visiting Aksel (Lukas and Annika) and when we leave mid week it is harder to get much time on…
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