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Tag Archives: orthodox bridge
The Babel Answer Man
Originally posted on Energetic Procession:
Haven’t you heard? Hank Hanegraaff has become Orthodox! Well, yes I have heard. The noise produced by the collective freak out at one end of the theological spectrum from the Pauper and Pooper blog representing the bottom…
Orthodox Bridge’s End of Protestantism
I haven’t dealt with Orthodox Bridge in a while. But sometimes they come across a decent review or article that deserves outside notice. Their article highlights a number of weaknesses in the CREC, but does nothing to touch magisterial … Continue reading
Response to Orthodox Bridge on Charismatics
Even though I plan to criticize Orthodox Bridge (hereafter OB) in this post on charismatics, let me begin with a few words of appreciation: Despite their best efforts, this post actually was a “bridge” of sorts. One sees several areas of … Continue reading
Towards a Western Trinity
This isn’t new. I’m moving some old essays to this site. In Robert Arakaki’s “Plucking the Tulip,” while the majority of the piece dealt with “calvinism,” he did make some comments on why the Eastern view of the Trinity is … Continue reading
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Tagged augustine, filioque, orthodox bridge, robert jenson, robert letham, trinity, wolfhart pannenberg
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On Orthodox Bridge’s Recent Switch
Since this blog is less polemical as my other ones, I try not to attack other traditions. And this post isn’t an “attack.” It is a critical observation, though. A very critical one. As readers know from past experience, I … Continue reading