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Tag Archives: divine transcendence
Trinity, Creation, and the Christian Distinction
“The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all” (2 Cor 13:14). The triadic benediction does not surprise us. We have heard it countless times from … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Holy Trinity
Tagged creatio ex nihilo, Dale Tuggy, divine transcendence, God, Robert Sokolowski, Trinity
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Open Theism, Eternity, and the Biblical God
Twenty some years ago I read the groundbreaking book The Openness of God—a collection of essays by evangelical theologians and philosophers who argue that the “biblical” God who does not foreknow the future. This understanding has since become known as “open theism.” … Continue reading
God Differs Differently: How Divine Transcendence Makes Possible the God-Man
Docetism, Sabellianism, Subordinationism, Arianism, Nestorianism, Monophysitism—we know the names of the famous heresies that plagued the Church during the first millennium. Perhaps we can even describe them and explain why they were rejected. But what may not be clear in … Continue reading
Crucifying Transcendence and the Retreat into Pre-Christian Divinity
Dr Greg Boyd has been writing a fair amount on divine transcendence over at his blog ReKnew: “Rethinking Transcendence,” “Crucifying Transcendence,” and “The Starting Point for ‘Knowing God.’” Following Harnack and Moltmann, Boyd posits conflict between Hellenistic and Hebraic conceptions … Continue reading
Rethinking the Rethinking of Transcendence
In his recent article “Rethinking Transcendence,” Greg Boyd invites us to reconsider our understanding of divinity in light of God’s self-revelation in the crucifixion of Jesus Christ: Consider, would it ever occur to anyone to think that God is “above” … Continue reading
To Be or Not to Be: The A-being god of Theistic Personalists
Is God a being among beings? It seems like the kind of question that only a fussy scholastic might worry about. Popular Christian discourse commonly speak of God as if he were a being. We tell stories about him. We … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Austin Farrer, being, Bill Vallicella, Dale Tuggy, divine transcendence, God, natural theology, theistic personalism
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