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The meteor sighting on the road to Damascus: why do we believe what we believe?
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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But it’s Paul’s language.
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Well, yes, that is the
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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1 Corinthians 15:4-8 - all
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood
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But I guess the part I
Andrew → Rob
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I said the resurrection was
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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That’s a good point, and I’d
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incarnation not supernatural?
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood
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Couldn’t we say that God used
Andrew → Rob
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Is the incarnation strictly a
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Over lunch, I was thinking
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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An exploding fireball could
Rob → Rob
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Sorry I meant to say … (And
Rob → Andrew
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Good points Andrew. The thing
The Lord’s Supper in narrative-historical perspective
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Peter, thanks.
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Another interesting article,
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Thanks for the article,
Rethinking Matthew’s coming of the Son of Man
Phil Ledgerwood → Jerel Kratt
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Hey Jerel,
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Maybe the idea of Jesus
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood
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Would this cause any
Jerel Kratt → Andrew
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BTW I meant to say that I
Jerel Kratt → Andrew
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I apologize in advance for
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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Placing the primary locus of
The stories we get so animated about
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood
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Thanks. You can laugh, that’s
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew
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The animations are tremendous
Does Jesus have anything to say about homosexuality? Simple answer, no.
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Further on arsenokoites:
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I agree with your argument.
davo → Andrew
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Thanks Andrew I do appreciate
The resurrection of the Son of God (and the rationalisation of God the Son)
Jaco van Zyl → Andrew
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Thank you Andrew. Yes, we
Who was the suffering servant of Isaiah 52:13-53:12?
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Something about Israel
There are two Trinities in the New Testament and they are not the immanent and economic Trinities
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I’d like to throw this out
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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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