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Do We Need an Ecumenical Council on Homosexuality?
With churches dividing across the world over the issues of gay ordinations and marriages, some have wondered whether we need an ecumenical council to resolve the issue. Must we withhold judgment until the entire church decides? Brad Belschner and Alastair Roberts discuss.
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Technology in Service of the Gospel
This is a guest post from conservative Anglican journalist, David Virtue, http://virtueonline.org/
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Ad Fontes Volume II, Issue 4
Philosophy and the Christian in the Reformation In this issue, Dr. Hutchinson and Dr. Haines continue this year’s thematic study of how Christians should understand the relationship of philosophy and theology, faith and reason, by examining how the Protestant Reformers and their immediate successors approached this crucial question. In This Issue Reason Diabolical, Reason Divine:…
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The Spirit of Reformation Theology: The Doctrine of the Trinity in Action
The first of Davenant’s “Reformation: Then and Now” Lecture Series gets off to a great start with Dr. Josh Malone’s lecture “The Spirit of Reformation Theology.” Listen to the lecture below!
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Davenant Dispatch December 2017
Here’s what we’ve been up to. The Davenant Institute has been hard at work these past six months. Here’s the rundown of what we’ve done towards our goal of resourcing Christians with wisdom from the past, for the life of the church today.
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Now Published: Natural Law
We are pleased to announce the publication of the third installment in our Davenant Guides series, Natural Law: A Brief Introduction and Biblical Defense. Davenant Guides seek to offer short and accessible introductions to key issues of current debate in theology and ethics, drawing on a magisterial Protestant perspective and defending its contemporary relevance today. In…
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WATCH: Are Sexual Ethics Part of Orthodoxy?
With debates over sexuality roiling many denominations, many are calling for Christians to stop fighting and unite around the creeds. But can we so easily separate ethical and doctrinal orthodoxy when it comes to sexual issues? Brad Belschner and Alastair Roberts discuss. HIGHLIGHTS 00:01 – Why do we call God Father? Does it…
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The Gospel Embodied: Luther’s Theology of the Lord’s Supper
Martin Luther sought above all to understand God’s self-revelation in the gospel, and how men and women are to grasp this revelation. In the gospel Luther discovered a God who comes to us. God condescends to us to meet us in our need as Savior and gives himself for us. Jesus Christ is God for…
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WATCH: Is Ethics Part of Orthodoxy?
In this episode of Davenant Discussions, Brad Belschner and Alastair Roberts consider basic Christian ethics in relation to orthodoxy. Should these basics be considered a part of orthodoxy? How much can creeds simply assume? How much should they assume that a believer knows about Scripture? Watch the Discussion below! HIGHLIGHTS 00:01 – It…
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Ad Fontes II.3: Luther & Melanchthon
In this issue, Christopher Dorn presents Luther’s thinking on the Lord’s Supper and Jonathan Tomes introduces Luther’s theology of beauty in his review of Mark Mattes’ recent book on the topic. Bradford Littlejohn presents an introduction to Melanchthon’s Apology of the Augsburg Confession, finally followed by portions of the Apology itself. IN THIS ISSUE: The Gospel Embodied: Luther’s Theology of the…
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