In Praise of Dr. Gordon Fee (d. October 25, 2022)
If you know anything about Biblical Studies over the last fifty years, you probably have heard about Dr. Gordon Fee. One of the top textual critics of his time,...
Month: October 2022
The Religion of the Apostles: A Book Analysis (Part 6)–Creation and Chaos…and Christ…and Salvation…and Meaning and Purpose…and a few more things!
As we make our way through Stephen De Young’s The Religion of the Apostles, we now come to Chapters 6-7, both of which make up Part 3 of his book: “Creation and...
Bonus Post: What We Can Learn from Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Story, “Young Goodman Brown”
This year, after fifteen years of teaching Biblical Worldview and Biblical Studies, both at the high school and college level, I have taken a teaching job teach...
“The Religion of the Apostles”–A Book Analysis Series (Part 5): Human Beings on the Divine Council? Mary the Theotokos? And What’s Up with Getting Baptized for the Dead?
It’s the weekend, October 16th to be exact, and if you’ve been following my blog lately, you know what that means! Another installment in my book analysis serie...
Bonus Post Out of Left Field: Jim Palmer, John Pavlovitz, and my Irritation with Such Bile (ah yes, you’re intrigued, aren’t you?)
This is somewhat of a random post, but it involves something that has been buzzing around in my mind for quite some time. The specific impetus for this post has...
“The Religion of the Apostles”: A Book Analysis Series (Part 4)–How De Young Channels Michael Heiser (when talking about the spiritual world)
Another weekend means another installment in my book analysis series on Stephen De Young’s The Religion of the Apostles: Orthodox Christianity in the First Cent...
“The Religion of the Apostles”: A Book Analysis Series (Part 3)–Jesus Christ in the New Testament = The Incarnation of the Second Hypostasis of God (What’s that? Read on…)
It’s the weekend, and that means yet another installment in my book analysis series on Stephen De Young’s The Religion of the Apostles: Orthodox Christianity in...