Doing Theology and the Need to Avoid Bearing False Witness
Because I am not a regular reader of The Heidelblog, I had no knowledge that the chapter that I had written five […]
Category: Biblical Theology
How Should Churches and Christian Institutions Respond to Former Members who Bear False Witness in the Court of Public Opinion? (Part 2)
Like snow in summer or rain in harvest, honor is not fitting for a fool.Like a fluttering sparrow or a darting swallow, […]
Test Every Teacher You Hear
“Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets […]
We Are Earth-Bounded Humans in Every Way
The highest heavens belong to the LORD,but the earth he has given to mankind. Psalm 115:16 Recently, my wife and I visited […]
Christian Baptism Displaces Circumcision
My last blog article—Christian Baptism Gives Access to the Lord’s Table—included the following in a paragraph concerning the apostle Paul’s mention of […]
Christian Baptism Gives Access to the Lord’s Table
Life’s exigencies occasionally interrupt our plans. Consequently, for this week I am suspending my series—”What Happened to Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Dream?”—to […]
Christianity, Science, and Scientism
It occurred to me that my “final thoughts” for a graduate course I have been teaching for the past four weeks might […]
Does Christian Love Obligate Us to Receive a COVID-19 Vaccine? (Part 5)
Four weeks ago, I posted my last blog entry with anticipation of the fifth and final one of this series to be […]
Does Christian Love Obligate Us to Receive a COVID-19 Vaccine? (Part 4)
My last blog installment began to address the issue of Christian liberty concerning the question every Christian must ask oneself. Shall I […]
Does Christian Love Obligate Us to Receive a COVID-19 Vaccine? (Part 3)
During the early days of the “fifteen days to stop the spread” lockdown of 2020, it became evident that the literati, ivory-tower […]