May 18, 2015
Elect exiles. Scattered across the Roman provinces of modern Turkey, these Christians are called “exiles” due to their social dislocation within a culture hostile to their new way of life. Though “exiles,” they are nevertheless elect. But for what or to what are they elected? What does this election mean? In part, it means they […]
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Biblical Texts | Tagged: 1 Peter, 1 Peter 1:3-5, Arminian, Calvinist, Doxology, Eschatology, Eschaton, Faith, Inheritance, Regeneration |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
May 11, 2009
[Note: I am attempting to keep these SBD installments under 2000 words each, but that is–of course–quite inadequate for the topics covered. Consequently, these contributions are more programmatic than they are explanatory or defenses of the positions stated. You may access the whole series at my Serial page.] Though neither bounded nor contained by the […]
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Theology | Tagged: Creation, Doxology, Epistemology, Faithfulness, God, Holiness, Holy, Immanence, Love, Theology Proper, Transcendence |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks
May 12, 2008
As part of a pre-conference gathering entitled “Theology in the Service of the Church” in conjunction with the 1996 Christian Scholars Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, I presented a paper entitled “The Doctrine of God.” The presentations at this pre-conference were published in Leaven 8.3 (2000). Some of these themes (providence, pneumatology, etc.) are pursued in my Kingdom […]
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Stone-Campbell, Theology | Tagged: Churches of Christ, Doxology, Evil, Glory, God, Holy Spirit, Immanence, Praise, Providence, Secularization, Sovereignty, Stone-Campbell, Theodicy, Transcendence, Trinity |
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Posted by John Mark Hicks