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War in the Bible: an Examination of Biblical Conflict and Violence
The Bible doesn’t flinch at portraying the world’s violence, especially during wartime. And while there is no such thing as a kind and gentle war, you might be surprised to learn t...
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Reflections on Choice and Options — Mondays with Mounce 229
Today’s blog has nothing to do with Greek. I can’t even find the Greek word for “options.” But I have been thinking about the topic a lot a...
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Los Angeles Theology Conference 2015: A Call for Papers on "Locating Atonement"
In 2013 Zondervan partnered with Biola University and Fuller Theological Seminary to launch the inaugural Los Angeles Theology Confer...
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Extracurricular Activities 5.31.14 —Secret Gospel of Mark, Neo-Calvinists, & Obeying the Gospel
Philip Jenkins: Secret Gospel of Mark is a Hoax
In 1973, Morton Smith announced a spectacular discovery that promised to reshape the underst...
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Two Calvinists Discuss the Trouble with Calvinists — Excerpt from PROOF
Recently Calvinists seem to have garnered something of an image problem. Googling "Why are Calvinists..." autofills several intere...
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“Magnitude and Seriousness” of Historical Adam Issue Required Distinct Book, Says Ardel Caneday
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In recent years the historical Adam issue has escalated. Yet it isn’t a new issue. So contends Ard...
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My Advice to Students — Ardel Caneday Has One Word of Advice: “Network!”
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Several scholars have shared solid advice in this space over the past year. Yet I believe today’s ...
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TULIP Is So 20th Century: PROOF Is New Framework for Canons of Dort
There has been a resurgence of Calvinism of late. So much so that Time magazine declared “New Calvinism” among the top ten ideas changing t...
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Extracurricular Activities 5.24.14 — Heretics, Critical Judgment & Millennial Matters
Scot McKnight Asks "Who Is a Heretic?"
From time to time I read a blog or hear someone call another person a “heretic.” Recently ...
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When did Satan fall? (Luke 10:18) — Mondays with Mounce 228
My friend is wondering when Satan’s powers were limited. Creation? The cross? The Millennium?
What prompted the discussion was that a frien...
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"Four Views on the Historical Adam Will Remain Relevant for the Next Decade" Says William Barrick
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For the past few years many have been discussing whether Adam was a real, historical figure or an ...
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Did Jesus Claim He Was God? — An Excerpt from "How God Became Jesus"
In How Jesus Became God Bart Ehrman shares about a period of personal theological doubt. Among other questions, he asked, “Did [Jesus] claim...
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My Advice to Students — William Barrick Says “Remain Students, Listen Well, Stay Faithful”
 
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William Barrick, professor of OT and contributor to Four Views on the Historical Adam, shar...
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Wake Up From 2 Delusions and Sniff the PROOF — Finding Freedom Through The Intoxicating Joy of Irresistible Grace
There once was a monk who despaired over his sinfulness. So much so that he confessed them nearly 6 hours a day! Then one day he re-read a ...
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Extracurricular Activities — May 17, 2014
Larry Hurtado on 18th Century Deist Christological Assumptions and Jesus' Divine Self-Understanding
First, a quote: “The Church cannot ...
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The Gospel According to Bart Ehrman — An Excerpt from "How God Became Jesus"
Two months ago Bart Ehrman released his book How Jesus Became God. With the help of five internationally established scholars, we rele...
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"Why Is the Historical Adam Debate Important?" Matthew Barrett Explains
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Last December Zondervan Academic released a highly anticipated views book addressing one of the ho...
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