"Where doctrine has dominion over all of life"
In a time of compromise and theological softness, the church must recover the fortitude to be dogmatic about the things that matter. In this podcast we explore the theological beliefs everyone holds and show how they practically affect everything we say and do.
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"Where doctrine has dominion over all of life"
In a time of compromise and theological softness, the church must recover the fortitude to be dogmatic about the things that matter. In this podcast we explore the theological beliefs everyone holds and show how they practically affect everything we say and do.
Marcion the Heretic was removed from the early church for teaching that the God of the Old Testament was a different being than the God of the New Testament.
While his heresies were rejected long ago, many Christians have adopted a soft Marcionism, downplaying the Old Testament and implying Jesus' arrival erased much of what the OT shows us about God.
In this episode:
- Why it's good that the Old Testament narratives often make us uncomfortable- How the New Testament's and Old Testament's depictions of God are incomplete without the other- Why relegating our OT studies to moralizing children's Bible class stories has caused harm to the church
Who Let the Dogma Out?
"Where doctrine has dominion over all of life"
In a time of compromise and theological softness, the church must recover the fortitude to be dogmatic about the things that matter. In this podcast we explore the theological beliefs everyone holds and show how they practically affect everything we say and do.
