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Good News to the Poor: John Wesley’s Evangelical Economics
A Review
Ben Nasmith
Oct 11, 2016
Human fragility and God’s purposes for life
Human fragility and God’s purposes for life
This question of human fragility, or frailty, is distinct from the well-trodden problem of human suffering.
Ben Nasmith
Sep 14, 2014
Book Review
Larry Hurtado on “God” in New Testament Theology
Larry Hurtado on “God” in New Testament Theology
Larry W. Hurtado addresses a surprisingly neglected topic in his 2010 book God in New Testament Theology — the New Testament discourse…
Ben Nasmith
Jun 16, 2016
N.T. Wright’s Short Book on Paul
N.T. Wright’s Short Book on Paul
In his book Paul: in fresh perspective, N.T. Wright outlines a method for reading and interpreting Paul that he hopes will account for the…
Ben Nasmith
Jun 14, 2016
An Invitation to Christian Analytic Theology, by Thomas McCall
An Invitation to Christian Analytic Theology, by Thomas McCall
As an interdisciplinary field, analytic theology faces trouble from the start. Few people posses both the needed theological erudition and…
Ben Nasmith
Jan 25, 2016
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Do Not Quench the Spirit
Do Not Quench the Spirit
A sermon, or hot-take if you prefer
Ben Nasmith
Feb 8, 2020
The Godforsaken and the Spirit of Jesus
The Godforsaken and the Spirit of Jesus
A Sermon
Ben Nasmith
Aug 18, 2019
The Spirit of Jesus the Basis for Unity
The Spirit of Jesus the Basis for Unity
Ben Nasmith
Aug 1, 2018
David Congdon on Salvation and the Church
David Congdon on Salvation and the Church
Chapter 5 of The God Who Saves
Ben Nasmith
Mar 18, 2017
Rich Davis Challenges Pacifists on the Atonement
My critique
Ben Nasmith
Mar 14, 2017
David Congdon’s account of Christ and the Holy Spirit
David Congdon’s account of Christ and the Holy Spirit
Chap. 4 of his book, The God Who Saves
Ben Nasmith
Mar 7, 2017
David Congdon’s Universal Salvation
David Congdon’s Universal Salvation
Reading his book, The God Who Saves, chap. 3
Ben Nasmith
Mar 3, 2017
David Congdon on Salvation as Apocalypse
David Congdon on Salvation as Apocalypse
Reading chap. 3 of The God Who Saves
Ben Nasmith
Feb 28, 2017
David Congdon’s Soteriocentrism: pt. 1
I’m reading David Congdon’s new book The God Who Saves: A Dogmatic Sketch and writing about it as I go. Last time I looked at his first…
Ben Nasmith
Feb 24, 2017
Reading The God Who Saves by David Congdon
Chap. 1: Introduction
Ben Nasmith
Feb 23, 2017
A Trinitarian Trilemma
A Trinitarian Trilemma
Concerning whether the Christian God is a self
Ben Nasmith
Dec 6, 2016
Whence protestant theological angst?
Whence protestant theological angst?
A couple years ago I read a book that a professor of mine lent me. The passage quoted below really struck a chord and helped me to…
Ben Nasmith
Nov 13, 2016
The Incarnation of Job and Retribution Reconceived
The Incarnation of Job and Retribution Reconceived
The Book of Job depicts an incarnation of sorts, provided that the “real Incarnation lay not in Christ’s being made flesh for us, but in…
Ben Nasmith
Jun 16, 2016
Judgement begins with the household of God
Judgement begins with the household of God
A sermon
Ben Nasmith
May 31, 2016
On justified yet logically inconsistent beliefs
On justified yet logically inconsistent beliefs
I recently read that “a person can be justified in believing an inconsistent set of propositions.“
Ben Nasmith
Apr 28, 2016
Søren Kierkegaard: man of mystery
Søren Kierkegaard: man of mystery
In which I confront my analytic bias
Ben Nasmith
Mar 17, 2016
What does “Jesus is God” mean?
What does “Jesus is God” mean?
Recently Dale Tuggy offered an argument that Jesus is not God. He means to say that Jesus is not identical to the God of which there is…
Ben Nasmith
Feb 2, 2016
Welcome to Meta-Theology Quarterly
Welcome to Meta-Theology Quarterly
Ben Nasmith
Jan 30, 2016
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