Thoughtful Theology: Basic Concepts
Sarah LancasterSarah Heaner Lancaster Professor of Theology. Avid reader of novels.
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Eschatology is the study of “last things.” This meaning may be interpreted in both temporal and existential terms. As “last things” eschatology can be reflection on endings in time. So typical questions arise about...
Church: Ecclesiology
In this essay, I draw heavily from participation in ecumenical dialogue because talking about “Church” among different churches from around the world exposes many of the assumptions (especially among Protestants) that exist in the US that a...
Holy Spirit
As I noted in the article on Trinity, the Holy Spirit was mentioned but not debated and explored at the Council of Nicaea. Eventually Christians were required to think more deeply about the Holy Spirit and the logic followed closely to what...
Salvation
Salvation
I have already used the word salvation in previous posts. Because I have not defined it, you have probably read it with your own ideas in mind. The Greek word that is translated as “salvation” is soteria. This word has a broad ra...
Jesus Christ: Atonement
Theologians distinguish the Person and the Work of Christ. Accordingly, my previous article Jesus Christ: Incarnation is about the Person of Christ (who he is) and this article is about the Work of Christ (what he does). It is already evide...
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