Growing up in the Bible belt as I did brings you into contact with a wide range of ideas of what constitutes the Christian Gospel. Strange as it might sound, one of the worst accusations someone could have said of me…
In my experience, academia is divided into two camps: those who seem to have been bred and groomed to be scholars, and those who ended up in the academy despite themselves. I fall into the…
The week on POGOS, Jonathan and Stephanie Nicole discuss a wide range of issues related to philosophy, theology, and the Bible with N.T. Wright. Analytic and Exegetical Theology – 0.48 – Perfect Being Theology – 5.11 –…
This article is a brief response by Professors Tom McCall and Timothy Pawl to Lewis Ayres’s recent critical piece on the project of Analytic Theology. We thank Lewis Ayres for taking the time to write up an argument…
Our first podcast features Prof. Sarah Coakley. Journey into Theology – 1:20 – Academic Work and the Church – 4:01 – Analytic vs. Exegetical vs. Systematic Theology – 8:18 – the Church and Analytic Theology – 11:51 –…
My Facebook feed has been abuzz over the past couple of weeks with commentary on John Piper’s recent defense of the claim that women should not be seminary teachers. Piper’s argument is founded on two assumptions: …
Hello and welcome! We are delighted to announce the launch of Blogos, a site which invites others to participate in some of the exciting and, indeed, highly constructive discussion that is taking place in the Logos…
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