By: Christopher Woznicki Among certain Protestants—especially those within the evangelical-Reformed tradition—the penal substitutionary model of atonement of atonements holds a prominent place. On a weekly basis…
By: Carl Mosser In much of the atonement literature, satisfaction is associated almost exclusively with Anselm. It is presented as the hallmark of his “theory” that distinguishes it from competitors. Nothing could be…
Ko Ruapehu te maunga Ko Whanganui te awa Nō England, Ireland, Germany, Denmark, Netherlands ōku tūpuna Ko Alwyn Poole rāua ko Karen van Gemerden ōku mātua Ko Jaimee van Gemerden tōku ingoa I have introduced myself here…
In today’s ‘Catch Up’ post, we hear from David Bennett, who studied the MLitt in Analytic and Exegetical Theology from 2017-2018. What did you write your dissertation about? The title of my dissertation was ‘Not…
In today’s ‘Catch Up’ post, we hear from Sara Kedir, who studied the MLitt in Analytic and Exegetical Theology from 2018-2019. What did you write your dissertation about? I wrote my dissertation on the topic of…
Stanley Grenz, Baptist and evangelical theologian, said of himself: I am imbued with a commitment both to warm-heartedness and right-headedness. I am, in short, a pietist with a Ph.D. And this, I would add, marks me as…
In today’s ‘Catch Up’ post, we hear from Justin Brittain, who studied the MLitt in Analytic and Exegetical Theology. When did you study at the Logos Institute? I was a member of the 2018 cohort. What did you write…
In a new series of blog posts, we catch up with some of our former Logos Institute students to hear more about their dissertation work and to hear about what they have been doing since. In this post, we catch up with…
In 1905, a young patent clerk published four papers that now function as foundations of modern physics. His name: Albert Einstein. In so doing, Einstein sparked several scientific revolutions, introducing the Special…
In this post, Logia is honoured to have our very own co-Director and Australian-born scholar, Hannah Craven, speak into the commonly discussed, but often misunderstood concept of Imposter Syndrome. One of the things…
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