Archive for November 2022
James Dolezal’s Recommended Reading List
In God’s infinite wisdom he chose to give us his inspired and inerrant word in the Holy Scriptures. As a result, Christians throughout the ages have prized literacy and are…
Read MoreChoosing Bavinck
In my first semester teaching at my new academic post, I’ve had the great privilege of teaching Theology 1, which covers an introduction to theology, revelation and Scripture, the existence…
Read MoreThe Layered Path to God: Finding God in Truth, Goodness, and Beauty
The path to God is singular (i.e., Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life [see John 14:6]), but it is also layered. In fact, does not that famous…
Read MoreShould Evangelicals Retrieve Thomas Aquinas?
The theological world is currently abuzz with debates concerning the legitimacy, method, and limits of theological retrieval. Although theological retrieval may be a broad topic referring to a multiplicity of…
Read MoreFaith Kills Reason
Luther is infamous for allegedly rejecting reason. He calls it “Lady Hulda,” “Lady Jezebel,” “the devil’s bride,” “the devil’s whore”—even the devil’s “archwhore”! But he also calls it “a part of…
Read MoreThe Credo Fellow Bookclub with James Dolezal
Credo Fellow James Dolezal (Ph.D., Westminster Theological Seminary) is Associate Professor of Theology at Cairn University where he teaches church history, trinitarian theology, and philosophy. He is a California native and…
Read MoreGrateful for Finitude
It is 6:00am on a Friday morning. Awake, I am determined to use the day to “produce.” I will chip away at writing a sermon on the Transfiguration of Christ,…
Read MoreMeet Thomas Aquinas, a theologian for preachers
Self-proclaimed “Hillbilly Thomist” Frederick C. Bauerschmidt serves as professor of theology for Loyola University in Baltimore, Maryland. He was granted a PhD from Duke University after receiving his Master’s from…
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