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Tag Archives: stoichea
Review: Powers of Darkness (Clinton Arnold)
Arnold, Clinton. Powers of Darkness: Principalities and Powers in Paul’s Letters. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsityPress, 1992. In many ways this is a shortened version of his dissertation. But it can also function as a supernaturalist, evangelical response to the then (and … Continue reading
Posted in American Evangelicalism, American Theology, Book Review, Occult, theology
Tagged angels, clinton arnold, demons, spiritual warfare, stoichea, the powers, walter wink
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Notes on Leithart’s Delivered from the Elements
I clean this up in a book review later. This review is neither an endorsement nor a critique of Leithart. It’s simply looking at scholarship in NT studies. Full stop. Main idea: the fundamental physics of every society consists of … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Eschatology, theology
Tagged chiasm, justification, peter leithart, stoichea
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Hellenism as Dialectic
Earlier models of theology did theology “by century,” or a list of pithy sayings on a topic. I doubt I will get to a hundred, but it is a good guideline. When I attack Hellenism, in this context I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged basil, dialectics, john mcguckin, maximos the confessor, stoichea
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A justification musing
We often say that if you aren’t being accused of antinomianism, then you aren’t preaching justification rightly. True, but something else struck me: in Galatians Paul links his doctrine of justification as opposed to the physics of the old creation … Continue reading