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Human concern and dehumanizing naturalism
Dr. Gavin Ortlund of Truth Unites
In a recent interview with Matt Fradd, Gavin Ortlund makes an argument I’ve heard him make in other contexts as well. The discussion starts at 28:32. Gavin says the following:
One way I’ve made this poi...
Some theses on aseity and bruteness
A thing can be either a se (from itself, self-explaining) or non a se (not from itself, not self-explaining). Likewise, a thing can be either ab alio (from another, explained by another) or non ab alio (not from another, not explained by an...
Who is the enemy one must love?
Jesus famously said:
You have heard that it was said, ‘You shall love your neighbor and hate your enemy.’ But I say to you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be children of your Father in heaven, fo...
Divine simplicity and the dogma of the Incarnation
To my mind, the doctrine of divine simplicity is inconsistent with the essential dogmas of traditional Christian orthodoxy. This includes the dogmas of Trinity and Incarnation.
I am not alone in thinking this, of course, but in recent yea...
John the Evangelist as “mystic witness”
Gavin Ortlund has published a video in which he argues in favor of recent literature that presents the Gospel of John as the product of an historically credible eyewitness. The arguments are suggestive, though I am not convinced that they’r...
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