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Justin's Common Places

Justin Arnette

An analysis of books on theology and culture, both old and new.

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Let the Creeds Help You Read the Bible

This is the sixteenth entry in my plod log series, working slowly through John L. Dagg’s Manual of Theology. This post reflects on Dagg’s doctrine of Christ’s humanity and divinity


Introduction

Dagg’s chapter on the doctrine of Chr...

12 days ago
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Why Didn't God Destroy Adam and Eve and Start Over?

This is the fifteenth entry in my Plod Log series, working slowly through John Dagg’s Manual of Theology. This post continues working through Dagg’s thoughts on the Fall

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Near the end of his section describing the Fall...

19 days ago

Why Was There a Tree in the Garden?

A Slight Tangent

There was a rather tense debate some years ago between Christian Frank Turek and Atheist David Silverman. The debate eventually moved to the question of the tree in the garden: How could God put the tree of the knowledge...

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God's Image Made and Lost

This is the thirteenth entry in my Plod Log series, working slowly through John L. Dagg’s Manual of Theology.1 This entry considers Dagg’s section on the doctrine of the Image of God.


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We now enter into Book Four of Da...

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Does God Will Our Sin?

This is the twelfth entry in my Plod Log series, working slowly through Dagg’s Manual of Theology.1 This section covers his thoughts on God’s providence over sin.


In the closing chapter of Book Three, Dagg finally stops teasing the...

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