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Samuel V. Adams and Paul’s “apocalypse of Jesus Christ”
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Maybe I’m just being awkward,
The message of the Bible in one sentence
phillip mutchell → TK
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That’s a corker.
phillip mutchell → Andrew
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Well from the reformed
Adams and Wright: beyond worldviews?
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Andrew,
Peter → Andrew
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Thanks, Andrew.
Andrew → Peter
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Hi, Peter. No annoyance. I
Peter → Andrew
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Andrew, you wrote: “It is the
Two stories about Jesus
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its good to be where books
Rich → Margareth Rose Manning
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Margaret,
Margareth Rose Manning → Andrew
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Thanks for that interesting
John Clements → Philip Ledgerwood
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Ditto. Do you think a
Andrew → Scott
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Yes, well, indeed…However, I
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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That diagram is brilliant.
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Athanasius’ voice was not one
Andrew → Scott
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Yes, scripture has multiple
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This is good stuff, as I
Theological hermeneutics and the meaning of “Immanuel”
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No, there is no Old Testament
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Andrew - the second ‘prophecy
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Also, Matthew was not
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Thank you for doing some
Philip Ledgerwood → Andrew
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It seems like a deeper
John Shakespeare → Andrew
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You’re doing a grand job here
Adams, Wright, Barth, theology, history, time, eternity, and Paul’s letter to the Romans
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Samuel, thanks for the
Andrew → Larry Siegle
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Larry, I fully agree that
Andrew → Rogier
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Hi Rogier, very nice to hear
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While I appreciate the review
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What is your perspective of
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Hi Andrew,
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Thanks, Phil. “God is God” as
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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
Some rough and ready “rules” for doing a narrative-historical reading of the New Testament
The narrative-historical reading of the New Testament: what’s in it for me?
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