Category Archives: Incarnation

Two Enacted Parables

Posted on April 18, 2019 by

Two enacted parables worth thinking about during Holy Week. Last Sunday I turned from the Big Questions to focus on two clips from N. T. Wright’s visit to Cincinnati dealing with the intentional acts of Jesus during Holy Week leading … Continue reading →

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Evolution, Belief, and the Virgin Birth

Posted on December 10, 2015 by

One of the common objections to evolutionary creation relates to the lack of evidence for macro-evolution as opposed to micro-evolution. Most people have no problem with evolution of a sort producing variation within species. Many will even accept the evolutionary … Continue reading →

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Christ Centered Creation!

Posted on April 29, 2014 by

 In the previous two posts (here and here) we looked with Ronald Osborn (Death Before the Fall) at the cosmic theodicy of C.S. Lewis and the creation narrative in the book of Job (a passage we too often overlook to … Continue reading →

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