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Are we ashamed of being complementarian?
“Hi. I’m Dave and I’m a complementarian.” There are some kinds of theological labels that feel like they need to be confessed in some quarters in the same way that you might own up to being an addict. The implication of course is that the label identifies something that you should be embarrassed about, a…
Demons, disease and death
What ties together the three events in Mark 5? We have the casting out of a demon, a woman who is healed and a dead girl who is raised. The answer is “uncleanness.” The Klaw distinguished two categories. First there was the category of holy and profane or ordinary. Secondly, there was the category of…
Desire and temptation: Essays on the concupiscence controversy
I’ve recently published all my articles on the debate around whether desire and temptation are sin in one e-book. Here’s the introduction to that volume. This little book started life as a series of articles for Faithroot.com in 2024. At the time a little controversy had begun to brew in conservative evangelical circles. Technically the…
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