Monthly Archives: March 2013

on Sin

Posted on March 25, 2013 by admin

There are a number of terms in Christian dogmatic theology, and by extension preaching, that are often bantered about as if separate and distinct realities existing in some real or logical sequence: salvation (saved, healed, given health, restored to life), … Continue reading →

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on Being Christian–2, Patrimony and Provisions

Posted on March 17, 2013 by admin

There are verses often well placed at the beginning of the communion service, verses that were undoubtedly daily upon the lips of Jesus: “Hear Israel, the Lord your God is one, and with all your heart, soul, mind and might, … Continue reading →

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on Being a Christian–1, Paradoxes, Perceptions, Possibilities

Posted on March 6, 2013 by admin

Recently, a friend indulged me to summarize Christianity in a few sentences. That she was disposed to do so or that I managed so to do, I have yet to decipher which is the greater miracle. My coup d’oeil of … Continue reading →

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