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El impacto de la Omnipresencia Divina en la vida del creyente y más allá

Por Brian Chilton Mientras que Dios utilizó la apologética para devolverme la fe, Dios utiliza la teología para humillarme, asombrarme y reconfortarme ante su asombrosa presencia. La teología es una de mis pasiones. Mi currículum muestra cuánto amo la teología. Como mencioné en un post anterior, me di cuenta de que las escuelas que contratan […]

How We Got Our Bible: Old Testament Formation

By Ryan Leasure This is the second in a series of  nine posts addressing the question of how we got our Bible. Last post dealt with the question of inspiration and inerrancy. This week we turn our attention to the formation of the Old Testament. Introductory Matters In the late second century, Tertullian coined the term […]

Juzgar bíblicamente en un mundo de “No me Juzgues”

By Alisa Childers “YOU SHOULD NOT JUDGE” A couple of years ago, there was a very popular book written by an author who declared himself a Christian. It was published by a Christian publisher and marketed on Christian platforms and websites. It was a fairy tale come true. It reached the top of the New […]

Cómo la comprensión de la omnisciencia divina ayuda a la ansiedad

Por Brian Chilton Aunque la apologética es uno de los principales objetivos de mi vida, sólo se ve eclipsada por el amor a la teología. Soy un tipo de visión general. Por eso la teología sistemática siempre me ha intrigado. La teología sistemática examina los principales temas de las Escrituras y los organiza en patrones […]

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The Fast But Quiet Creeping of Everyday Cancel Culture: 3 Things Christians Need to Know

By Natasha Crain Last month, the CEO of video game maker Tripwire Interactive was made to step down from his job just 53 hours after he tweeted support for the new Texas abortion law (which banned abortion after the baby’s heartbeat can be detected). Here’s the offensive tweet that apparently warranted the loss of his job: “Proud […]