Category: Hermeneutics
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Peripatetic 24 – Resume Inflation
Christmas, Apostasy, and Resume Inflation.…
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Peripatetic 23 – Love is Love and God Isn’t Mad At You?
Shrill objections to Russia’s laws against homosexual behavior and Joyce Meyer! How do these fit together? Take a listen and find out!…
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Peripatetic 22 – Love Yourself to Love Others?
Dealing with this topic systematically, and transcendentally.…
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Peripatetic 21 – Response to Brett Gallaher
(Subtitle: What 3/4 of an MA in theology at Asbury buys)
A response to his article, reposted here at the Huffington Post.
Edit: For some reason, during an edit of this post, I inserted “Brian”, instead of “Brett” Gallaher. My apologies.…
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Peripatetic 20 – Islam and the Continuing Assertions of Yasser Ali
As it says, this is an Islam-driven episode, relating some statements made by my erstwhile debate opponent in recent visits.
Also: pay close attention at the beginning and end – something may have changed 🙂…
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Peripatetic 16 – Eclectic Responses
An Eclectic Peripatetic responding to Kurt Jaros, Jordan Cooper, Michael Patton, and a commenter named Scott.…
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Peripatetic 15 – Covenantal Apologetics and Islam
My attempt to answer a caller on the August 8th Dividing Line.…
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Peripatetic 11 – Mailbag Edition
Yes, I know – this took forever. But, this is the long-promised edition that outlines the necessary theological and doctrinal issues that underpin a Covenantal Apologetic. It is a response to a correspondent who asked me several questions, so I turned it into an impromptu “introduction”. Hope it’s helpful.…
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The Apostle of Doubt vs. Calvin
Why I Lack Certainty about Christianity – C. Michael Patton:
…Some people say that they have no doubt at all, and they never have. I have difficulty believing assertions such as this, though I suppose they might be true for a very small number of individuals. However, at this point, I think it would be valuable for us to distinguish between “certainty” and “certitude” (Daniel Taylor introduced me to this concept, but I don’t know if the distinctions he made are embedded in the specific definitions of the terms). “Certainty” is the more objective type of conviction. It is the
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Covenantal Apologetics – Reformed Forum with K. Scott Oliphint
An excellent show, with a number of in-depth and interesting discussions.