#Theology

Rhyne Putman

rhyneputman

A few traits characterize the theologians, pastors, and students I know who have walked away from their faith. They “loved human praise more than praise from God” (John 12:43). They

Damon Stengel

DamonStengel1

[THREAD: REMOVING MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT LOVE FOR ALL, HATRED FOR NONE.]Some individuals from among opponents of Jamma'at and those who are not informed in Islamic theology, falsely accuse the Promised Messiah

Immanent_Metalepsis

IMetalepsis

It is becoming clear to me that the "new polytheists" are part of a sociological-historical phenomenon reasonably distinct from occult revival (Renaissance or Victorian hermetism), völkisch romanticism (ariosophy, theodism) or

Atheist Forum

ForumAtheist

1/ I strongly disagree with your statement that "I fail to understand both".Science & faith will always be in conflict because "faiths" make claims of knowledge that they don't have

Robert Monson

robertjmonson

Can I share something I have been unpacking? Years ago, when the boys were so small, I just got them, my life was a mess, I was broke and it

Ahab Bdaiwi איהאבּ ܐܝܗܐܒ

bdaiwi_historia

Ibn Taymiyyah (1263-1328) is without a doubt a dynamic intellectual figure that left an indelible mark on the Muslim intellectual world. But was his influence in medieval times exaggerated? A

Dane Ortlund

daneortlund

12 Theses Summarizing Paul's Theology:1. Humanity’s natural situation is spiritual death and settled hatred of God. 2. Jesus Christ is the clinching fulfillment of every OT promise and the Reverser

Don

DonHargrove2

The "my rights" argument does not work on 3 levels. 1. Metaphysically. Only in deism (Enlightenment thinking) can one posit that God gave man rights in an autonomous manner--as if

Jane

janeelisabethh

A bad theology of redemption leads to a lack of accountability in the church. This also makes it easier for predators and abusers to hide and/or get away with their

Lisa “Grumpy Gus” Congo🇨🇦

LisaCongo

There is a conversation going on with a young man in seminary. He has a very harsh and dangerous view on suicide and it is intertwined with some messed up

Christmastide Jason

jasonifytong

I’ve been thinking about why conservative evangelical “pro-lifers” are silent on most human rights issues, and I believe it comes down to the distinction between “pro-life” and “pro-*innocent* life”. 1/

Albert Bikaj

AlbertBikaj

The medieval man may have been a rough and staunch believer but he was not woke. The Medieval Uni had much more intellectual freedom than the modern ones; they discussed

Will Harron

willharron3

as a distraction from *all this,* here's a theology thought for my fellow layfriends who are episcopalian-ish:there's a template for when layfolk need to do something that is normally reserved

Lawrence Mason

LawrenceMason13

I left uni (theology degree) with crippling doubts, intense cognitive dissonance and felt I have no one to talk to about it. I was terrified of being honest with myself

M.P. Wiery

MPW1689

“John Bunyan spent a number of years in jail, and it was not for preaching the gospel, as is commonly supposed. He was there for preaching the gospel 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘰𝘶𝘵 𝘢

Aspiring Vitruvian

ZephyrAugustus

Nietzsche's criticisms of Christianity become much more agreeable when you apply it to Christianity as most of the average population defines it, not to Christian theology as a whole. I

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