Tag Archives: Church

Revival and Theology Part 2

Posted on February 20, 2012 by pneumaandlogos

In part one I looked at Apostolic Christianity as the grand example of a revival. I showed then the importance of theology for the early church. In this second part I want to demonstrate the continuing  relationship of theology and … Continue reading →

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Word and Spirit Part 2

Posted on February 9, 2012 by pneumaandlogos

In my last posting I began to consider some of the implications of the relationship between Word and Spirit, I want to continue with a few insights from the overlap between  the doctrine of the incarnation and that of the … Continue reading →

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Word and Spirit Part 1

Posted on February 6, 2012 by pneumaandlogos

At the heart of a Trinitarian Theology of revelation is the belief that the Father has supremely revealed himself in Christ Jesus through the power of The Holy Spirit. This means that Holy Scripture is the infallible testimony inspired by … Continue reading →

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Reformational Christianity.

Posted on February 1, 2012 by pneumaandlogos

Reformational Christianity is also known as Neo-Calvinism, probably because this whole movement exists within the Calvinistic movement. The roots of Reformational Christianity are to be found in the rediscovery by Abraham Kuyper and his colleagues of the greater vision that … Continue reading →

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