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Apocalyptic-Inflationism and new creation
phillip mutchell → Andrew
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HI Andrew,
Andrew → phillip mutchell
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It just seems more consistent
phillip mutchell → Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
Andrew → phillip mutchell
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John doesn’t provide much
phillip mutchell → Andrew
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Andrew, if you suggest the
Theological heresy and narrative-historical heresy
Andrew → James Mercer
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See here.
phillip mutchell → James Mercer
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Have you actually read Rev 21
James Mercer → Andrew
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Hi Andrew. I am only too
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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What I mean to say is that
Andrew → Philip Ledgerwood
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Not sure I follow you…
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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“The essence or basic
Mark Edward → Andrew
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Andrew,
Kevin keyser → kevin Keyser
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On the contrary - if people
kevin Keyser → Mark Edward
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Hi Mark :),
Andrew → Mark Edward
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You’ll have to read
Mark Edward → Andrew
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“Is humanity able to accept
Blessed are the narrative-historical interpreters: preaching the Beatitudes
Philip Ledgerwood → Arie Uittenbogaard
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Hi Arie,
Arie Uittenbogaard → Andrew
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Historical context is always
Philip L Ledgerwood → Andrew
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And that last bit is the
Theology and history: on totally different wave lengths
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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But doesn’t your argument
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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If this is the case, finding
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I didn’t have either in mind,
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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OK. But that sounds to me
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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It’s grammar in the sense
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Whereas the weakness of
phillip mutchell → Andrew
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It is true, that so far as
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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“A historically oriented
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Worst line of children’s toys
Samuel V. Adams and Paul’s “apocalypse of Jesus Christ”
jerel → phillip mutchell
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Great comment, Phillip.
The Gentiles are saved by the salvation of Israel
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It was a speculative
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The narrative premise of a post-Christendom theology
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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