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Trinitarian Theophany Desiderata

By Fred Sanders

Sep. 15, 2018

On page 224 of The Triune God (Zondervan, 2016), I said “No to Christophanies.” That is, as part of my chapter discussing the Old Testament’s adumbrations of trinitarian revelation, I cautioned against identifying even the anthropomorphic theophanies in the Old Testament as distinct manifestations of

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Is patriotism a distinct characteristic of the US national culture?

By Kenneth Nehrbass

Sep. 14, 2018

By Kenneth NehrbassAs a professor of intercultural studies, I read students' reflections about culture throughout each semester. Often, my students from the US describe American culture as "patriotic" and even assume that patriotism is not only strong in the USA, but a distinct characteristic of Americans. My hunch, from traveling ...

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Sean McDowell Interviews J. P. Moreland about Scientism and Secularism

By J.P. Moreland

Sep. 5, 2018

J. P. Moreland's interview with Sean McDowell about Scientism and Secularism book

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The Undepictable Resurrection

By Fred Sanders

Sep. 4, 2018

There is a new and very large work of sacred art at Biola University. It is a wall-sized relief sculpture inside the newly-renovated Calvary Chapel, and it depicts the resurrection. Or perhaps it doesn’t quite “depict” the resurrection. It depicts the empty tomb, but it

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Learn how to Defeat the Grip of Scientism and Secularism

By J.P. Moreland

Sep. 3, 2018

Learn more about J.P. Moreland's 2018 book, Scientism and Secularism, and how it matters to Christian worldview training and apologetics.

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Can’t wait for a special showing of the Lord of the Rings:...

By Frederick Cardoza

Aug. 31, 2018

Can’t wait for a special showing of the Lord of the Rings: Return of King in #RPX. I’m SO PUMPED!!! #LOTR (at Regal Cinemas Hollywood 20 & RPX - Greenville)
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