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The Triune God ≠ A Non-Triune God

February 1, 2008 by Phil Gons

The Triune God ≠ A Non-Triune God — On “A Common Word Between Us and You”—and what it assumes.

A couple of evenings ago I read Rick Love’s response to John Piper’s thoughts on “Loving God and Neighbor Together: A Christian Response to ‘A Common Word Between Us and You.’” (“A Common Word Between Us and You” is available at http://www.acommonword.com/.) One portion caught my attention: Q: The Yale Response seems to imply that […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: A Common Word Between Us and You, John Piper, Rick Love, Trinity

Free Upgrade from Logos Bible Software OC to ND

January 30, 2008 by Phil Gons

Free Upgrade from Logos Bible Software OC to ND — New base packages, and what the letters actually mean.

Logos just released a new round of base packages labeled ND. No, that’s not an abbreviation for anything. They serve merely to distinguish the various versions of the base packages. The previous base packages were OC, the ones before that were QB, and the ones before that were RA. You can upgrade from your current […]

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Logos Bible Software, NIrV, NIV, software, TNIV

“Christian” Piracy and the Blinding Effects of Sin

January 28, 2008 by Phil Gons

FBI Anti-piracy Warning

A friend notified me today about a “Christian” website where “Christians” illegally share a variety of forms of digital Christian content—from Christian music to Christian movies to Christian software. Scores of people, many of whom are in seminary training for pastoral ministry, post pirated Bible software on the web and invite others to download it, […]

Filed Under: Audio, Videos Tagged With: piracy, sin, software, website

Essential Equality and Functional Subordination: A Complementarian Novelty?

January 26, 2008 by Phil Gons

Essential Equality and Functional Subordination — A complementarian novelty? Ambrosiaster suggests otherwise.

Did complementarians invent the notion that beings can be equal in essence and yet one be subordinate to the other in terms of function or role? That’s what many egalitarians claim. Here’s an interesting selection from Ambrosiaster: The subjection of Christ to the Father means that every creature will learn that he is subject to […]

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: Ambrosiaster, Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture, complementarians, Discovering Biblical Equality, egalitarians, equality, gender debate, Gerald Bray, Logos Bible Software, Rebecca Groothuis, subordination, Trinity

Tom Cruise on Scientology

January 22, 2008 by Phil Gons

Tom Cruise on Scientology — A video, and the reactions it drew.

I don’t normally share things like this, but I found this video very intriguing. One of my favorite lines was, “Am I going to do it, or am I not going to do it—period?” Hmm. Read more: Tom Cruise Scientology-Video Glossary: What Is He Talking About? German historian likens Tom Cruise speech to style of […]

Filed Under: Miscellany, Videos Tagged With: Scientology, Tom Cruise

“He Disarms the Wrath of God”

January 20, 2008 by Phil Gons

“He Disarms the Wrath of God” — One line in a hymn that doesn’t sit right.

Shanna purchased 25 new songs from SacredAudio.com a couple weeks ago, several of which came from a new album entitled Depths of Mercy. I was able to squeeze all but one on a CD, which we have had playing in the car on the way to and from work. One line in “Depth of Mercy” […]

Filed Under: Audio, Theology Tagged With: Charles Wesley, Depth of Mercy, SacredAudio.com

Are You a Practical Modalist?

January 19, 2008 by Phil Gons

I’ve been reading Robert Letham’s excellent book The Holy Trinity: In Scripture, History, Theology, and Worship. It’s a must for any serious study of Trinitarianism. In many ways Letham represents a mediating position when it comes to the debates regarding subordination in the Trinity. He differs from someone like Wayne Grudem and maintains that talk […]

Filed Under: Books, Theology Tagged With: John Frame, Logos Bible Software, modalism, Robert Letham, The Holy Trinity, Trinity, tritheism, Van Til

WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin

January 10, 2008 by Phil Gons

WordPress Automatic Upgrade Plugin — Upgrading WordPress without the manual dance.

If you’re a WordPress.org user and you’re responsible for upgrading your WordPress install when a new version comes out, you’ll definitely want to check out the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin. If your web host includes cPanel with Fantastico De Luxe, which allows for simple upgrades, you should still consider using the WordPress Automatic Upgrade plugin. […]

Filed Under: Miscellany Tagged With: cPanel, Fantastico, Host Monster, plugins, software, website, WordPress, WordPress Automatic Upgrade

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