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Chad BahlExploring Process-Relational Theology
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Christology in Process: The Relational Hypostasis Model
But First, Let’s Review
It is finally time for me to explain the Christology proposal toward which I have been building. One which I claim to be both logical and livable. I expect some readers will align with my ultimate conclusions. Howev...
Christology in Process: A Naturalistic Incarnation
“There are those who can hack away at science with a sword, fence themselves in with weapons at hand to withstand the assaults of sound research and behind this fence establish as binding a church doctrine that appears to everyone outside...
Christology in Process: Sabellius the Scapegoat
But First Some Definitions
My personal deep dive into Christology has taken me to some unfamiliar places. If you have been following along the last several weeks, perhaps you feel the same way.
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Christology in Process: Councils and Corruption
“May those who divide Christ be divided with the sword, may they be hewn in pieces, may they be burned alive!” -Second Council of Ephesus, 449
In 449, the leading Fathers of the Christian Church met in Ephesus, convening due to the ongoing...
Christology in Process: Post-Apostolic Christologies
This blog series is my attempt to compose a logical and livable response to Jesus’ most piercing question: Who do you say that I am? Our specific focus has been on trinitarian and incarnational Christologies.
In last week’s post, we review...
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Chad Bahl received his doctorate in theology and ministry from Northwind Theological Seminary, where he studied Open and Relational Theology. He is the author of several books, including The Death of Supernaturalism: The Case for Process Naturalism.
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