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Your objection rests on a category mistake. You keep treating a theoretical proposal as though it were a dogmatic pronouncement. But a...

Yes, I stand by it. The sentence "If this is correct, then the unity‑of‑the‑Trinity problem is resolved" is not a boast; it is a...

I state that I have presented a theory, and that it may be a hard pill for some to swallow. I do not claim to have solved the problem of...

It seems you stopped reading halfway through the article. Bradley did in fact regard this regress as vicious. Gaskin, however, argues...

I am saying that God is a living God, and a living God requires a living, participatory exegesis, not an "objective" extraction of...

Your flattened biblical reading stands in stark contrast to the medieval way of reading Scripture. Medieval exegesis was nothing like...

No, there is no natural or neutral way of reading the Bible. One always reads it through a lens, with prejudiced eyes, as Gadamer...

Literalistic fundamentalism treats a sacred text as inerrant in every detail, self‑interpreting, and immune to historical, linguistic...

Paul says that "the letter kills, but the Spirit gives life." You have chosen the opposite path, staking everything on the letter...

Dispensationalism is yet another nineteenth‑century heresy, born in the mind of John Nelson Darby. It insists on a rigid separation...

Here is a list of the internal tensions inside the Pauline corpus, which drive theologians mad: Contradictions About the Law (Torah) -...

Here are some more errors: - Luke places Jesus' birth during the census under Quirinius (6 CE). - Matthew places Jesus' birth during...

Two examples of errors in the Bible: In Galatians 1:17–18 Paul says that after his conversion he "went away into Arabia, and again...

Luther effectively collapsed the distinction between heaven and earth by eliminating the traditional separation of the holy and the...

I am myself a baptized and confessed Lutheran. I could never be a Catholic, standing with one foot in the Middle Ages and the other in...