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Classical pietism and a positive public theology.
The debate over the past year has been framed as a choice between Christian Nationalism and secular pluralism. Either Christians believe that the Gospel should influence public life or they accept that secularism is a positive thing. However, the dichotomy is, to my mind, false. There are other options. For example, Christian Nationalism assumes a…
Christian multiculturalism
If you are unconvinced by secular multiculturalism and do believe that Christians should get involved in public life, then you may feel like you have nowhere to go but into the arms of Christian Nationalism. I consider the dichotomy false and so over a few articles I want to offer some different alternatives. First let’s…
“Sinful flesh” and its implications for concupiscence, desire and temptation
You may be familiar with the doctrine of concupiscence that has become the subject of recent controversy. Some contemporary theologians are arguing that the classical reformed position is that our very desires and temptation itself are “sin” not just our acting on our desire, giving in to temptation. A counter point to that has been…
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