I’m looking to do a study on virtues and vice, and need to make a list. Here’s my list so far. I like the ones that end in "y." I think I’m interested in this because a few very important virtues, if encouraged into American...
Bible Version Selection Tool – Which bible version is best for you? Find out. (HT: Henry’s Web – note that Henry has also published a book on English Bible Translations entitled What’s in a Version?) Test your religious literacy – I got a 92 (pride...
Jürgen Moltmann – Faith and Theology has a nice ode to the ex-nazi theologian, who wrote the classic Theology of Hope. The Journal of Religion and Science – this overly scholarly online philosophic journal has some very interesting titles, and the current issue is (always?)...
The Faith and Theology blog has an interesting, if esoteric article on the Holy Spirit. I’ve listed the ten points below, but if you want to actually understand them, have at it. Articles like this let me know that (a) I have far to go...
This post is part of a series. In Parts I, II, and III of this series, we were introduced to the Wesleyan Quadrangle (WQ), and discussed how theology must be developed with Scripture as pre-eminent but in concert with tradition and reason. The last diad...
This post is part of a series. In Parts I and II of this series, we were introduced to the Wesleyan Quadrangle (WQ), and discussed how theology must be developed with Scripture taken over tradition, but with tradition in mind in order to benefit from...
This post is part of a series. In Part I, we were introduced to the Wesleyan Quadrangle, a tool with which to understand the elements that go into developing sound theology. One element, Scripture, is to be held in supremacy over the rest, but each...
This post is part of a series. The Wesleyan Quadrangle (wikipedia) is “a methodology for theological reflection that is credited to John Wesley, leader of the Methodist movement in the late 18th Century.” More good intro from wikipedia on the Wesleyan Quadrangle (WQ): Wesley used...
