What Makes a Good Theologian?
What is required to do good theology (when I say theology, I am
referring to thinking or studying about God and His relation to the world)?
Surely, there is required an interest or curiousity in the subject (God). One also
needs a certain level of discipline and rigor to stay with important ideas. I
could also throw in aptitude, time, access to resources, etc.
A Justification Debate Long Overdue – The Gospel Coalition Blog
A record crowd of more than 2,500 turned out in Atlanta this week for the annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society, focused on “Justification By Faith.” The conference’s main event—three papers and debate over justification between New Testament scholars Frank Thielman, Tom Schreiner, and N. T. Wright—might be about three years too late to slow the spread of controversy over justification that has gripped evangelicals. Unfortunately, a planned face-to-face discussion between John Piper and Wright fell through when Piper took an extended sabbatical. But the novelty of pairing Wright on a panel with Schreiner, another key critic, still riveted an audience that enjoyed more than two hours of sustained debate over New Testament texts, Greek terminology, and ancient Near Eastern and Roman society.
Missional Shifts in the European Church – Martin Robinson
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On Being a Heretic – Brian McLaren
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