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History and theology: off the charts

Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: Hmm. What do you call
Andrew → Phil Ledgerwood: Point well made. But there’s
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: That’s where charts’ll get ya

Does Paul say that Jesus is God in Romans 9:5?

Dines → peter wilkinson: Jesus is not God. Why would

St Michael kicks the dragon out of heaven

Rob Kampen → Andrew: I think you’re right. At our

The fall of Satan from heaven and what comes next

Phil Ledgerwood → peter: From a theological standpoint
peter → Phil Ledgerwood: Thanks Phil. Leaving aside
Phil Ledgerwood → peter: Hey Peter,
peter → Phil Ledgerwood: Phil - I’m replying to you
Phil Ledgerwood → Andrew: By the disciples proclaiming

Neither the prince of Tyre nor the king of Babylon is Satan

Chris Bourne → Andrew: Excuse my lack of surprise,
Andrew → Chris Bourne: Hi Chris. This made me look
davo → Andrew: Thanks Andrew… interesting,
Chris Bourne → Andrew: Andrew, Peter, Hi.
Andrew → peter: Clearly Revelation 12:10
peter → Andrew: Various points taken, Andrew.
Andrew → peter: Ezekiel 28 uses the phrase
Andrew → davo: Ezekiel certainly uses the
davo → peter: (It is unlikely to hvae been
peter → Andrew: I didn’t really go away, but
Andrew → peter: The king of Babylon did not
Phil Ledgerwood → peter: Hey Peter,
peter → Andrew: There may be (in my opinion

When Adam names the woman, he does not exert authority over her

Greg → Andrew: It’s totally anachronistic
Paul → Ian Paul: Ian, I’m glad you said that.
Rich → John Shakespeare: How long would it take to
John Shakespeare → Andrew: None of the animals in the
Arie Uittenbogaard → Ian Paul: I also think that Andrew’s

The narrative premise of a post-Christendom theology

Andrew → Arie Uittenbogaard: Thank you, Arie. Interesting
Arie Uittenbogaard → Andrew: What a delightful and brave
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