The Cud Chewer
Johnathon HansonDigesting, regurgitating, and chewing on the Bible, theology, and philosophy
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Man: A Temple Within a Temple Within a Temple
In what follows, I will propose a simple threefold pattern which I think can be ascertained across a few different levels of the structure of creation, in terms of how God has designed it to function. Because the mysteries of God’s handiwor...
The End Is Ever-Beginning: The Coalescence of Alpha and Omega in the Eternal Day of the Son
Beginning with Abraham and his household, God instituted circumcision on the eighth day for all his male progeny, as a sign of entrance into the covenant He cut with Abraham, from whom He purposed to call forth a people of His own, and thro...
To the End of the Age: The Judgment of History, The World Transfigured
In Christian eschatology, the end of the world is not conceived as an absolute destruction or annihilation of the created order so that it might be replaced by a different world entirely discontinuous with the former; were this so, the old ...
The Father’s Apostle of Life and His Apostolic Church
The Lord Jesus Christ is the Apostle of the Father, sent from heaven to give His life for a world fallen from Paradise and fractured by sin. Christ’s life-giving sacrifice is not merely an historical act which serves juridically to balance ...
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