Month: April 2020
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Marcus Borg’s Convictions Fell Short of Biblical Orthodoxy: My Review of one of Marcus Borg’s Most Popular Books
What does a Bible-believing conservative Christian read if that person wishes to better understand "progressive Christianity"? The answer I received from one of my theologically more liberal friends was to read Convictions: How I Learned What Matters Most by Marcus Borg. Here's my review.
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Jesus Really Did Rise From the Dead: Why The Resurrection of Christ is Important
Did Jesus actually rise from the dead in a literal sense? Many in the progressive (i.e., liberal) Christian community say "no." They argue that Jesus' resurrection was spiritual, not material. In taking this view, these progressive Christians find themselves at odds with the Apostle Paul.
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Demystifying the Trinity: Does the Trinity Represent a Contradiction in Christianity?
The doctrine of the Trinity maintains that God is one God in three Persons. It is perhaps the most confusing and contentious belief in evangelical Christianity. The Trinitarian view has drawn the scorn of numerous critics of Christianity, and even from some who consider themselves Christian.
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Churches and COVID 19: Churches Should Cooperate With Civil Authorities
The coronavirus (aka COVID-19) has put many pastors and churches in an awkward dilemma.
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