Recent comments

Comments found: 10167

Is the “eternal generation of the Son” a biblical idea?

peter wilkinson → Andrew: I find the theological
John → Andrew: Thanks for the post, Andrew.
Andrew → Andrew: Agreed, though John’s
Philip L Ledgerwood → Andrew: That treatment of John 5:26

Trinity, subordination and narrative in Hebrews 1:1-2

Andrew → peter wilkinson: There isn’t any reference to
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Thanks for the clarifications
Andrew → peter wilkinson: 1. Psalm 88:27 (= 89:27 MT)
peter wilkinson → Andrew: Can you clarify some things

Craig Keener and the fallacy of mutual submission

peter wilkinson → Andrew: This seems a very sane

What must the church become? Narrative and praxis

Peter → Andrew: Thanks for your thoughtful
Andrew → Peter: That’s a very different type
Peter → Andrew: I’m struggling with your
Andrew → Peter: Nice questions. Thank you.1.
Peter → Andrew: A couple questions came to
Andrew → John Benham Clements: I would have thought that
John Benham Clements → Andrew: Is there any link between
Philip L Ledgerwood → Andrew: No, not at all.
Andrew → Philip L Ledgerwood: Thanks, Phil. As I said, the
Philip L Ledgerwood → Andrew: Church Signs You’ll Never See

Why did Jesus instruct his disciples not to preach the kingdom of God to Gentiles and Samaritans?

Peter → Andrew: If Jesus knew he was going to

Apocalyptic-Inflationism and new creation

phillip mutchell → Andrew: Andrew,
Andrew → phillip mutchell: Some of these questions I’ve
phillip mutchell → Andrew: HI Andrew,
Andrew → phillip mutchell: It just seems more consistent
phillip mutchell → Andrew: Hi Andrew,
Andrew → phillip mutchell: John doesn’t provide much
phillip mutchell → Andrew: Andrew, if you suggest the

Theological heresy and narrative-historical heresy

Andrew → James Mercer: See here.

Blessed are the narrative-historical interpreters: preaching the Beatitudes

Philip Ledgerwood → Arie Uittenbogaard: Hi Arie,
Arie Uittenbogaard → Andrew: Historical context is always
Subscribe to Recent comments