Jew – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Steve Holmes on Pais

By Peter Ould Posted on September 20, 2012 Posted in Gay Theology, Jeffrey John, Scripture 33 Comments Tagged with Centurion, Compendious, David And Jonathan, Defences, Elders, Gay Couple, Gay Lovers, Gentiles, Healing Miracles, Homosexual Practice, Human Sexuality, Jeffrey John, Jew, New Edition, Robert Gagnon, Same Sex Marriage, Servant, Stan Grenz, Steve Holmes, Theissen

A short but clear piece on the way that Jeffrey John tries to argue in the re-issued “Permanent, Faithful, Stable” that the Centurion and his “pais” are lovers. I have been reading the new edition of Jeffrey Johnâ€™s book, now …

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One of these things is not like the other

By Peter Ould Posted on July 8, 2009 Posted in Heresy, Scripture 8 Comments Tagged with Connec, Distinction, Eternal Life, Father In Heaven, God Jesus, God John, God So Loved The World, Jerusalem, Jesus Is Lord, Jew, Jonah, Matthew 16, Mount Zion, Romans 10, Scripture, Simon Peter, Simon Son, Son Of God, Son Of The Living God, Survivors, Word Of Faith

One of these things is not like the others, One of these things just doesn’t belong, Can you tell which thing is not like the others By the time I finish my song? Thing Number One But what does it …

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Doing Proper Christian Anthropology

By Peter Ould Posted on June 2, 2008 Posted in Scripture, Sexuality, Wholeness 97 Comments Tagged with Baptismal Vows, Biblical Justice, Christian Anthropology, Christian Century, Difference Between Men And Women, Episcopal Diocese, Greek Slave, Homosexual Practice, Hornet, Hornet S Nest, Human Beings, Jesus Christ Our Lord, Jew, Liberal Agenda, Paraphrase, Pyjamas, Scriptural Answers, Sexual Orientation, Woma

In the midst of a report from the Christian Century (h-tip SF) is this gem of a quote from Bishop Bruno of Los Angeles: Bishop Jon Bruno, who heads the Los Angeles Episcopal Diocese, said the court decision resonates with …

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