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Theology
EXCLUSIVISM: THE OPPOSITIONAL PRECONDITION
EXCLUSIVISM: THE OPPOSITIONAL PRECONDITION SOME IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS Several terms related to religions need to be distinguished: pluralism, relativism, inclusivism, and…
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TRUTH: THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL PRECONDITION
TRUTH: THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL PRECONDITION Another important precondition of evangelical theology is the nature of truth. Up to modernity, orthodox theology…
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MEANING: THE SEMANTICAL PRECONDITION
MEANING: THE SEMANTICAL PRECONDITION Christianity makes truth claims. It asserts that a theistic God exists (see chapter 2), that Christ…
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Logic: The Rational Precondition – Geisler, N. L.
Logic: The Rational Precondition – Geisler, N. L. Logic deals with the methods of valid thinking; it reveals how to…
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REVELATION: THE REVELATIONAL PRECONDITION – Geisler, N. L.
REVELATION: THE REVELATIONAL PRECONDITION – Geisler, N. L. Another fundamental precondition of evangelical theology is revelation. If God has not…
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MIRACLES: THE SUPERNATURAL PRECONDITION – Geisler, N. L
MIRACLES: THE SUPERNATURAL PRECONDITION – Geisler, N. L INTRODUCTION TO MIRACLES Evangelical theology is built on the supernatural. Christ’s virgin…
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GOD: The Metaphysical Precondition – Geisler, N. L.
GOD: The Metaphysical Precondition – Geisler, N. L. THE NATURE AND IMPORTANCE OF METAPHYSICS The existence of a theistic God…
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THEOLOGICAL DEFINITIONS – INTRODUCTION
THEOLOGICAL DEFINITIONS – INTRODUCTION Prolegomena (lit.: pro, “before,” and lego, “speak”) is the introduction to theology. It deals with the…
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ABBA
ABBA A form of the Aramaic word for “father” found in Gal 4:6; Rom 8:15; and Mark 14:36 alongside the…
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ABADDON [Heb ʾăbaddôn (אֲבַדֹּון)]
ABADDON [Heb ʾăbaddôn (אֲבַדֹּון)] Derived from Heb ʾābad, “became lost,” “be ruined, destroyed,” “perish,” Abaddon has a variety of nuanced…
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