Posted in A Few of My Favorite Things, Theology, There's Humor in Theology on November 27, 2007 | 5 Comments »
Some of you long-time readers may remember the “Celebrity Theologians” series. I recently stumbled across an uncanny visual similarity between a no-name theologian and a well-known actor.
Aspiring theologian/philosopher John Fraiser and fictional character from Kazakhstan Borat Sagdiyev
(My in-laws were here for Thanksgiving and brought some pictures taken last Christmas, and we marveled at my remarkable Borat-like appearance. It also doesn’t help [...]
Posted in Biblical Theology, Exegesis, New Testament Exegesis, Theology, tagged Exegesis, Galatians, Law, New Perspective, Paul and the Law on November 21, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I’ve just linked to an exegesis paper that I wrote a while back on Galatians 3:10-14. It explores some attempts to reconcile the two disagreeing perspectives on Paul and the Law on several points (though not all points). I’m sure many from both sides will disagree with me. Here’s the link.
Posted in Covenant Theology, Exegesis, Lutheranism, New Testament Exegesis, tagged Baptism, Household Baptism, Infant Baptism, Paedobaptism, Reformed theology on November 15, 2007 | 51 Comments »
Having recently listened to a debate on infant baptism between James White and Gregg Strawbridge, I was revived in my frustration with Reformed theologians who continue to appeal the examples of household baptisms in defense of paedobaptism. When I was a Baptist there was always a hint of bemusement to my frustration since I didn’t have [...]
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