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The Eucharist, the Kingdom, and the World

The Eucharist, the Kingdom, and the World

June 3, 2020

Porter C. Taylor

The Eucharist is by far the most complete examination of the whole Divine Liturgy in Alexander Schmemann’s substantial…

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Celebrating the Ascension in a Time of Pandemic: The Dialectic of Absence and Presence

Celebrating the Ascension in a Time of Pandemic: The Dialectic of Absence and Presence

May 21, 2020

Adonis Vidu

The current pandemic has generated some very contradictory reactions. There are those that, for a variety of reasons…

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Biblical Repetition and the God of History

Biblical Repetition and the God of History

May 20, 2020

James Bejon

Why do biblical narratives contain so many common motifs? Take the exodus. The exodus is both a motif…

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Suffering with Joy and Hope

Suffering with Joy and Hope

May 13, 2020

Tremper Longman III

We live in a fallen world. Still, while broken, we glimpse the beauty of God’s creation. We…

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The Psalms and the Gift of Community

The Psalms and the Gift of Community

March 17, 2020

W. David O. Taylor

Far more people than we might imagine suffer from loneliness. According to a 2018 CIGNA study…

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If By the Spirit: The Spirit, Exorcisms, Space, and the Kingdom of Heaven in Matthew

If By the Spirit: The Spirit, Exorcisms, Space, and the Kingdom of Heaven in Matthew

February 28, 2020

Patrick Schreiner

The Gospel of Matthew is known for many things, but his focus on the Spirit is not one…

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Porous Borders and Textual Ambiguity: Why Ancient Israel Is No Model for Modern Nationalism

Porous Borders and Textual Ambiguity: Why Ancient Israel Is No Model for Modern Nationalism

February 12, 2020

Helen Paynter

Across Europe and the Americas we are currently seeing a rising tide of hard right-wing movements; some achieving…

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Hid with Christ in God: Mapping the Relation and Distinction Between Union and Perichoresis

Hid with Christ in God: Mapping the Relation and Distinction Between Union and Perichoresis

February 7, 2020

D. Glenn Butner, Jr.

As part of a modern retrieval of trinitarian thought, much exegetical and theological work has sought…

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Re-Interpreting the Name Command

Re-Interpreting the Name Command

February 4, 2020

Carmen Joy Imes

It happened early in my doctoral program at Wheaton College. My husband and I had worked out…

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Salvation for Kings

Salvation for Kings

January 29, 2020

Peter J. Leithart

Some Christians are suspicious of typology. Typology, they worry, ignores the stable historical and grammatical dimensions of Scripture…

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