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Archive for January, 2009
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Identity of Church: by divine definition or human decision?
Posted on 2009/01/26 | No CommentsInputs: Horrell, Viola, Isaiah 24-27, Sunday sermon 1/11 Who we are is a defined thing and the definition (laid down in the apostolic tradition comprised of the normative beliefs and... -
Being the Loyal Opposition in the Institutional Church
Posted on 2009/01/13 | 3 CommentsThoughts after reading the preface and introduction to Frank Viola’s Reimagining Church, in which he makes a case for church life outside the institutional church Regarding Viola’s assumption, that in... -
The Necessary Primacy of Theology Proper in the Missiology-Ecclesiology Discussion
Posted on 2009/01/12 | No CommentsIn the discussion regarding the relationship between missiology and ecclesiology, I am going to go off the rails and say that theology proper is the only primary theological element. Everything... -
Are We Sacrificing the Mission of the Church for the Missions of Her Members?
Posted on 2009/01/05 | 1 CommentAs a body, the Church performs the work of her Head, receiving his instruction and being his presence in the world. Maturation occurs as the parts fulfill their proper functions... -
Learning Truth Through Intuition
Posted on 2009/01/02 | No CommentsIntuitive Knowledge as Leveraging Empirical and Rational Knowledge Through intuitive knowing we innately process the empirical and rational knowledge we have built into our hearts. We leverage this by intentional...