In der neuen Ausgabe des CREDO MAGAZINS wird erklärt, dass Unveränderlichkeit nicht irgendein abstraktes, irrelevantes Attribut Gottes ist, sondern eines, das für das, was Gott ist und was er versprochen hat, wesentlich ist.

Hier gibt es die Artikel: credomag.com.

Der Beitrag Die Unwandelbarkeit Gottes erschien zuerst auf TheoBlog.de.

Sehr gefreut habe ich mich über ein Interview mit Professor Paul House über Bonhoeffers Sicht auf das theologische Studium. Zwei Zitate:

Bonhoeffer wanted to help students do the following: learn to read the Bible and to pray, which their university studies had not taught them; learn to live in community with other pastors as brothers rather than as competitors; learn to live alone in communion with God while serving, not dominating, God’s people. He believed that spiritual discipline and academic excellence in community were necessary for these traits to develop.

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Studying Bonhoeffer has helped me recommit to following Jesus whatever the concrete cost may turn out to be, to make hearing God in his Word a chief daily priority, to persevere in slow, careful formative work, to refuse to separate intellectual and spiritual formation, and to stress the value of face-to-face ministry with students and colleagues.

Die Ausgabe kann hier heruntergeladen werden: Sola%20scriptura.pdf.

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Der Beitrag Credo 12/2016 erschien zuerst auf TheoBlog.de.

• YOU ARE WHAT YOU THINK
  Tearing Down Popular Theological Fallacies (David B. Garner)<
• THINK GOD’S THOUGHTS AFTER HIM
  An Apologetic for Doctrine (Jeremy Kimble)
• DOES THEOLOGY MAKE A DIFFERENCEIN THE PASTORATE
  (Scott Sauls)
• CALLING ALL THEOLOGIANS … SERIOUSLY, ANYONE?
  (Matthew Barrett)
• WATCH YOUR DOCTRINE
  A Letter to a New Pastor (Raymond Perron)

Ausserdem beschreibt Fred Zaspel die Pflege des geistlichen Lebens unter B.B. Warefield in „Old Princeton“:

The decided effort was not just to produce scholars but to “build up Christian men.” Theological learning is a given at a seminary, of course, and the learning of Old Princeton gained for it an international reputation. But from the beginning measures  were  put  in  place  to  accomplish  the  specifically “religious” goal also: morning and evening student-led prayer gatherings, daily chapel services, Wednesday evening faculty sermons focusing on the Christian life, two Sabbath Day services, classroom prayers as often as the professor deemed fitting, multiple reading assignments of specifically “religious” works  (such  as  Owen’s  Spiritual  Mindedness),  and  so on. It is not surprising to hear students testify, re-calling  their  days  at  Old  Princeton,  that  “religious  truth filled the very air” and that unless the student was given to genuine piety he just did not fit in.

Hier der Link: Doctrine%20Matters.pdf.

Der Beitrag CREDO: Warum Lehre wichtig ist erschien zuerst auf TheoBlog.de.

Die neue Ausgabe des Magazins Credo ist da. Das Hauptthema lautet: Prophet, Priester und König. Dabei ist ebenfalls eine Rezension zu dem bemerkenswerten Buch: Confessing the Impassible God: The Biblical, Classical, & Confessional Doctrine of Divine Impassibility (RBAP, 2015).

Die Ausgabe kann hier heruntergeladen werden: Prophet%20Priest%20King.pdf.

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Der Beitrag Credo Vol. 6/2 2016 erschien zuerst auf TheoBlog.de.

• RETHINKING THE CANON OF SCRIPTURE (Interview mit Michael Kruger)
• HOW DID WE GET THE OLD TESTAMENT (Paul D. Wegner)
• HOW DO I READ THE OLD TESTAMENT? (Deven K. MacDonald)
• DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE READING? (Ardel Caneday)

Zu lesen ist auch, welche englischen Bibelübersetzungen beispielsweise Kevin DeYong, James White, Thomas Schreiner oder Douglas Moo bevorzugen.

Hier: 5851008/By%20the%20Book.pdf.

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Der Beitrag Credo (1/2015) erschien zuerst auf TheoBlog.de.