Do We Need a Post-Reformation Settlement?
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of the church of Wittenburg, Germany, launching what became known as the…
Theology
Why Is Understanding Sin Important?
Hamartiology, or the study of sin, is one of the most important subjects in theology. Despite its importance, many Christians avoid thinking about the subject….
The Theology of Charles Darwin
It is a truism that, without the intervention of God, we are merely the results of how we are raised and the formative ideas we…
What is Faith?
Many people today seem to think that faith is believing in something without evidence. That is, they try to distinguish between faith and scientific knowledge,…
‘Tis the Season to Teach Children Theology
Because of the focus of Christmas on children, the Christmas season presents a perfect opportunity to teach children theology. Some Christians believe theology is only…
The Dual Nature of Christ and the Dual Genre of the Gospels
The Synoptic Gospels—Matthew, Mark, and Luke—offer us three interconnected narratives that help us understand the person and work of Jesus Christ. The person and work…
Does Theology Still Matter?
Have you ever heard someone say “I don’t get into doctrinal disputes because doctrines divide?” After all, they might say, the hallmark of a true…