A few years ago while at the vicar factory I wrote this piece on the atonement as part of the doctrine course I was taking, led by the fantastically wonderful Alister McGrath. While the first half represents an obligatory overview …
It’s taken me two weeks, but I’ve finally managed to finish “Pierced for Our Transgressions“, the book on Penal Substitution that was written by three members of the Oak Hill teaching and student body. It’s not a “big” book in …
That’s just a nice dramatic way to let you know that the awesomely wonderful Adrian Warnock (whose blog should be mandatory reading for all UK Evangelicals) has moved his location. Instead of the old .info url (hence my witty – …
…whether this was the whole gorgonzola, or utterly, scissor-sisterly, magnificent. For those who want to discuss the theological aspects of the past three episodes, Ruth is the girl to talk to.
Iain Dale thinks that some Church of England Bishops think so. Shall we do some unwrapping? Iain Dale says: The piece says that the Bishop of Carlisle believes that pro-gay legislation has provoked God to send storms to the North …
I think this sorts out the whole predestination / fore-knowledge thing… People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but, actually, from a non-linear viewpoint, it’s more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey stuff. The …
Wise words on the subject of time and God and stuff… Read more »