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El Uso Político De La Cruz: Poder Y Contra-Poder En La 'Theologia Crucis' De Lutero, Guillermo C. Hansen

Faculty Publications

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Rosenzweig's Messianic Aesthetics, Jules Simon

Selected Works Temporary Series

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Godspeople, David Deborde

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

godspeople is a creative thesis focusing on the relationship between humanity and divinity. In three sections of poetry, the work explores the idea of sacrifice as it relates to the human conception of the divine (“gods and people”), presents a portrait of a godless, and therefore hopeless, society (“godspeople”), and explores the search for meaning in individual lives (“people of god”).

Evangelizing England: The Importance Of The Book Of Homilies For The Popular Preaching Of Hugh Latimer & John Wesley, Michael Pasquarello

The Asbury Journal

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Key Factors In John Wesley's Longevity: An Application, Kenneth Pickerill

The Asbury Journal

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Journal In Entirety

The Asbury Journal

PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE CONFERENCE ON: THE LEGACY OF JOHN WESLEY FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

John Wesley and His Evangelical Past

W. Reginald Ward

The World its Parish: Wesleyan Theology in the Postmodern Global Village

Roger E. Olson

The Shape of Wesleyan Thought: The Question of John Wesley’s “Essential” Christian Doctrines

Ted A. Campbell

Theological Method for a Man of One Book

Chuck Gutenson

“How Wide Thy Healing Streams are Spread”: Constructing a Wesleyan-Pentecostal Model of Healing for the 21^st Century

Kimberly Ervin Alexander

Wesley as Contextual Theologian: A New Paradigm for Overcoming Tensions in the …

Cinco Flash Sobre “Santos” Vicencianos Menos Conocidos, Robert P. Maloney C.M.

Vincentiana

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Calvin Theological Seminary Forum: January 2004, Roger S. Greenway, Henry De Moor, Lyle D. Bierma, Dean Deppe

Calvin Theological Seminary Forum (2002- )

Reflections on Ministry at the Boundaries
3 - Can’t We All Worship Together? The Ethos of Pluralism by Roger S. Greenway
5 - Reformed on Baptism — Without Apology by Henry De Moor
7 - CRC Dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church: A New Ecumenical Venture by Lyle Bierma
9 - Grace and Truth by Dean Deppe
10 - Ministry at the Boundaries: An Interview with Chaplain Carl Kammeraad
11 - East, West, North and South Meet at CTS by Richard Sytsma

Departments
12 - Pastoral Care
13 - Continuing Education
15 - News

Religion, Violence And Peace: Continuing Conversations And Study Guide, David L. Coppola, Center For Christian-Jewish Understanding

Sacred Heart University Press Books

Continuing the conversation that began with the 1999 volume, Religion and Violence, Religion and Peace, this thought-provoking collection of essays also offers a Study Guide that explores the questions of violence and peace faced by people of the Abrahamic faiths. The essays in this work were presented by Jewish, Christian and Muslim leaders and scholars at the 2003 conference, “Pathways to Peace in the Abrahamic Faiths,” sponsored by the Center for Christian-Jewish Understanding of Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, Connecticut.

Contributors include David L. Coppola, Rabbi Rene-Samuel Sirat, Adolphe Steg, Rabbi Rene Gutman, James G. Williams, Jean Dujardin, Azizah …

Asceticism, Vincent L. Wimbush

CGU Faculty Publications and Research

Origen could not be a more profoundly influential--if not sometimes enigmatic--figure when considered in conjunction with the controversial and puzzling historical phenomenon that is now called "asceticism," the English term that is the usual (all too flat) translation of the astonishingly multivalent Greek term askesis.

A Brief Look At Mathematics And Theology, Philip J. Davis

Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal

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Book Review: Fermat's Enigma By Simon Singh, Matthew Becker

Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal

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Theological Foundation For A Reformed Doctrine Of Natural Law, Stephen John Grabill

CTS PhD Doctoral Dissertations

Although the magisterial Reformers inherited the natural-law tradition as a noncontroversial legacy of late medieval scholasticism, their twentieth-century descendents have, more often than not, assumed a critical stance toward that tradition. This antipathy has been fueled in large part, but not exclusively by Karl Barth's vigorous repudiation of natural theology in the 1934 disputation with Emil Brunner. Like Herman Dooyeweerd, G.C. Berkouwer, and Cornelius Van Til, Barth identified the doctrines of natural theology/natural law as rationalistic vestiges of Thomism that Calvin and Luther had unwittingly assimilated and that, in the scholastic systems of Reformed orthodoxy, became the foundation for the …

Poetry And The Question Of God, Richard Liddy

Department of Religion Publications

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Augustine's Intellectual Conversion, Richard Liddy

Department of Religion Publications

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What Do You Mean “Truth Through Personality”? The Phillips Brooks Definition Of Preaching In Historical Context, Austin B. Tucker

Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (1973-2015)

Applying historical-grammatical hermeneutics to the Brooks definition of preaching as truth through personality helps us hear Brooks say that the sum of all truth is Christ. His truth does not stand in indifference to his person as some theologians insisted. By personality Brooks stressed not only the divine person of Christ but also the preacher” character. The contemporary usage of both words, the eight lectures in context, and the colorful history of the 1870” tell the story.

Review: Biblical Ideas Of Nationality: Ancient And Modern, Donald L. Fowler

SOR Faculty Publications and Presentations

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Modified Kenotic Christology, The Trinity And Christian Orthodoxy, Thomas H. Mccall

CTS PhD Doctoral Dissertations

There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the exploration of the resources of kenotic Christology as a way of countering charges that the traditional doctrine of the Incarnation is incoherent. However, John Hick and others have charged the proponents of this strategy with saving coherence at the price of orthodoxy. Some analytic philosophers of religion and philosophical theologians (notably Stephen T. Davis, C. Stephen Evans and Ronald J. Feenstra) defend a modified version of kenotic Christology, one that they think does not contradict the major creedal Christological statements. But to this date no one has produced an extended …

The Stromata Vol. 45, No. 1, Calvin Theological Seminary

Stromata (1956-2020)

Inside This Issue

1- Is Elohim Allah? by Wageeh Y. F. Mikhail

18- Sectarianism and Canonization: Qumran to Yavneh by Steven J. Koster

43- Richard Baxter’s Directory for Mission: Puritan Mission Theory in Motive and Method by Brian A. DeVries

77- William Hasker’s Emergentism: A Novice Account by David J. Zehnder

93- A Critique of Alvin Plantinga’s EAAN: Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism by Jeffrey A. Snapper

116- Still Coherent: An Affirmation of Christ’s Full Humanity without Jeopardizing his ‘Necessary’ Impeccability by Simon Sang-Kyun Ko

136- Being Under Authority: Three Essential Questions for the Christian Life by William H. Jensen

145- …

"How Wide Thy Healing Streams Are Spread": Constructing A Wesleyan Pentecostal Model Of Healing For The Twenty-First Century, Kimberly Ervin Alexander

The Asbury Journal

Eternal depth of love divine,

In Jesus, God with us, displayed;

How bright Thy beaming glories shine!

How wide Thy healing streams are spread!

With whom dost Thou delight to dwell?

Sinners, a vile and thankless race:

O God, what tongue aright can tell

How vas They love, how great They grace!

The dictates of Thy sovereign will

With joy our grateful hearts receive:

All Thy delight in us fulfil;

Lo! All we are to Thee we give

To They sure love, Thy tender care,

Our flesh, soul, spirit, we resign:

O fix They sacred presence there,

And seal the …

A Constructive Wesleyan Theological Proposal: Redemption And Sanctification Of Human Gender And Sexuality, Heather Ann Ackley

The Asbury Journal

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Alexander Crombie (1762-1840) Über Die Rationalität Natürlicher Theologie, Ulrich Lehner

Theology Faculty Research and Publications

Neben William Paley (f 1805) sind auch andere bedeutende englisch-schottische Denker des 19. Jahrhunderts der Tradition der ,Theologia Naturalis1 2 3 4 gefolgt, um den Materialismus von Hume, Laplace, d’Holbach wirksam zu bekämpfen. Unter diesen ist - fast vergessen - der schottische Philosoph Alexander Crombie (1762-1840)1 mit seinem Werk „Natural Theology“2. Crombie trug keine umfangreiche naturwissenschaftliche Stoffsammlung für einen physikotheologischen Gottesbeweis zusammen, wie dies in seiner Zeit durchaus üblich war und unter oft kuriosen Namen geschah3, sondern analysierte die Aussagen der Materialisten auf ihre Konsistenz und Kohärenz hin, um ihre „intellectual flaws“ aufzudecken.4 Sein über 1200 Seiten starkes Werk steht …

Introduction, Gary L. Mcintosh

Journal of the American Society for Church Growth

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About The Journal Of The American Society For Church Growth, Gary L. Mcintosh

Journal of the American Society for Church Growth

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Tracking The Emerging Church, Eddie Gibbs, Ryan Bolger Fuller Theological Seminary

Journal of the American Society for Church Growth

While traditional denominations struggle to maintain their blanket coverage of the nation, there are discernable movements emerging, as part of the decentralization process, in the major population centers around the world – movements that are typically decentralized, spontaneous and grass-roots. They are particularly strong among the under 35s generations, although by no means confined to them. Churches identified with these new movements go by a number of names: “churches in emerging culture, “ “alternative worship,” “postmodern church,” “simple church,” “liquid church,” “organic church,” or simply “the emerging church.” Personally, we prefer the last mentioned, as, in our view, the church …

John Wesley & Healing: Developing A Wesleyan Missiology, R. Jeffery Hiatt

The Asbury Journal

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Paradise Lost And The Concept Of Creation, Kent Lehnhof

English Faculty Articles and Research

On his visit to Eden, Raphael informs Adam and Eve that the universe was not created ex nihilo but rather de deo: everything was fashioned from out of the singular substance of God. This consubstantial connection to God proves universally ennobling by conferring upon each existent a divine origin and a divine composition. Milton's materialist monism, however, prevents him from participating in orthodox ideas of God that differentiate deity from all else on the basis of a divine ousia unique to him. Unable to locate God's divinity in a material difference, Milton sets God off from every other existent on …

Blessed Chaminade, Harry Hagan O.S.B.

Musical Compositions about the Marianist Charism

In praise of Chaminade

On Locating Disaster, Brad Kallenberg

Theology and Religious Studies Faculty Publications

Imagine a man, unknown to you, standing in your backyard calmly clasping and unclasping his hands three times each hour. If we ask "What is he doing?" we would not likely be satisfied with these words: "He's clasping his hands three times per hour." There is something unnerving about the whole scene, not only because we cannot comprehend the point of clasping one's hands three times per hour; we want to know, "What's he doing in my back yard?"

There is a similarly unnerving quality about the description of the Columbia disaster as posed by the case study. By it …

The Strange New World In The Church: A Review Essay Of 'With The Grain Of The Universe' By Stanley Hauerwas, Brad Kallenberg

Theology and Religious Studies Faculty Publications

Hauerwas's refusal to translate the argument displayed in With the Grain of the Universe (his recent Gifford Lectures) into language that "anyone" can understand is itself part of the argument. Consequently, readers will not understand what Hauerwas is up to until they have attained fluency in the peculiar language that has epitomized three decades of Hauerwas's scholarship. Such fluency is not easily gained. Nevertheless, in this review essay, I situate Hauerwas's baffling language against the backdrop of his corpus to show at least this much: With the Grain of the Universe transforms natural theology into "witness." In the end, my …