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Category Archives: Scripture Interpretation
More About Miracles, Thorns, and Job’s Theology
There have been very interesting discussions taking place both here in the comments on this blog and over at Scott’s in relation to the recent posts Scott and I wrote. I have been away from my computer for most of … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine, Scripture Interpretation
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Miracles — Primarily First Century?
In response to my “You Might Be Misrepresenting God” post, Scott Roche and I have been engaged in what is turning out to be the continuation (no pun intended, Scott!) of an unfinished conversation from earlier in the fall. Scott’s … Continue reading
Thoughts on Unity and John 17, Part 2
A long time ago (in blog terms), I started talking about John 17 and unity (here and here). It seems that the subject of unity has popped up on a number of blogs that I read, and I wanted to … Continue reading
Need Help Reconciling Two Passages
This is a serious question being posed in this post, and is not meant to imply any attempt to stir anything up. I’m asking sincerely because I honestly have no clue what the answer is. I hope somebody can shed … Continue reading
Posted in Scripture Interpretation
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Thoughts on Unity and John 17, Part 1
Well, I finally am getting around to sitting down to write some of my own thoughts on this topic. Thank you to all of you who contributed such insightful comments in response to my question. Much of what I would … Continue reading