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Category Archives: Doctrine of God
God Is Not Safe
God is not safe! Or so I have come more and more to confess. It was C. S. Lewis writing of the deific character Aslan that he was not “safe,” but he was “good.” Being honest, I have tended to … Continue reading
Posted in C.S.Lewis, Doctrine of God, Job, Psalms, Theodicy
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The Christian Doctrine of God: One Being Three Persons
Anyone wishing to come to grips with the complexities of the doctrine of God would do well to read this magisterial volume by T. F. Torrance. His writing style is dense and his theological reflection truly mature. He argues from … Continue reading
Posted in Doctrine of God, Monarchia, Perichoresis, T. F. Torrance, Trinity
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