The following article by Stefan Linblad* is a response to Dr. Bruce Ware's answers to those who have criticized his doctrine of the Trinity. It is an important contribution to the current debate. The Glove Doesn't Fit by Stefan…
I commented right at the start of the Trinitarian discussion that, while scripture has gripped the evangelical mind when it comes to the roots of serious theological error, it is the doctrine of God which has historically and theologically more…
The following are passages from Bruce Ware’s book Father Son and Holy Spirit: Relationships Roles and Relevance. “God the Father receives the ultimate and supreme glory, for the Father sent the Son to accomplish redemption in his humiliation, and…
“I am the woman at the well, I am the harlot I am the scattered seed that fell along the path I am the son that ran away And I am the bitter son that stayed My God, my God,…
Those who receive the podcast link by email will have been shocked to see that Rod Dreher is — or was for a brief time (seven and a half hours, to be precise) — an Anglican. The Mad Woman in…
“This chapter contains a most memorable narrative.” Thus Calvin introduces his readers to Gen. 22, that text which records God’s instruction to Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac, the long-awaited fulfillment of God’s promise and source of Abraham’s profound joy.…
A couple of weeks ago I raised the question of the ecumenical implications of the current discussion of Nicene Trinitarianism for evangelicalism. Since then it has become clear that there seem to be three basic reactions to the debate from…
Dr. James Dolezal is, in my mind, quickly becoming one of the handful of indespinsible voices in the current debate over the doctrine of God. The following are a series of lectures from Dr. Dolezal on such doctrines as…
When the Spin posted the first of Liam’s articles a few weeks ago, somebody asked me how I thought things would develop. Based on past experience of such things, I predicted behind-the-scenes shenanigans to shut down the discussion; relentless criticisms…
In this guest post, Dr. Liam Goligher reflects on what we have discovered in this trinitarian debate so far: If even lifeless instruments, such as the flute or the harp, do not give distinct notes, how will anyone know…
