Roger E. Olson is a journalist who writes for Patheos, Inc. His articles cover a range of topics related to Christianity, including book discussions, reflections on Christian holidays and services, and explorations of Christian thought and identity. He provides insights and analysis on various aspects of the Christian faith.
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RIP Tony Campolo My evangelical heroes are dying off. For those of you who do not know, Tony Campolo was an evangelical influencer and leader of “the
The Christian Doctrine of the Divine Attributes by Hermann Cremer, Chapter 3: First Series: Divine Attributes Disclosed in Revelation: 3: The Wisdom of
Who Is a “Real Christian?” Several times recently I've mentioned “real Christians” here. A few visitors and commenters have objected to the concept.
Reflections on Hermann Cremer, The Christian Doctrine of the Divine Attributes, Chapter 4: Second Series: Divine Attributes Implicit in the Concept of
Politics. Government. Ethics. Theology. For the Christian, all are related. I wrote here about that not long ago.
Confessions of a Christian Humanist and a Call for a Renewal of Christian Humanism
Deus Vult! ? What Does It Mean Now? ”Deus Vult!” The historic motto and cry of the European crusades of the eleventh and twelfth centuries—against the Muslims of the Middle East, especially Palestine.
God's Omniscience According to Hermann Cremer Here are my thoughts about Hermann Cremer's thoughts about God's omniscience as spelled out
God's Omnipresence According to Hermann Cremer: The Christian Doctrine of the Attributes of God, Part 4: Divine Attributes Implicit in the Concept of God, Seen in the Light of Revelation, 2: The Omnipresence of God (pp. 61-69)
Evangelical Inquisitions I’ve been actively involved in evangelicalism and especially the evangelical academy (scholarly community) for over thirty years
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