Living Reflections is now available as an ebook!
“LIVING REFLECTIONS is a worthy contribution to
contemporary Christian thought, moving seamlessly from philosophy to theology
and back.” C. Stephen Evans, Professor of Philosophy, Baylor University
“For those wondering what Francis Schaeffer might say
about postmodernity, this collection of essays may provide the answer.” Kevin
Vanhoozer, Professor of Theology, Wheaton College
“This is philosophical wisdom in service to the Word.”
James K.A. Smith, Professor of Philosophy, Calvin College
“LIVING REFLECTIONS engages with theological,
philosophical, and hermeneutical dilemmas that are of the utmost importance for
both the academy and church.” Graham McFarlane, Senior Lecturer in Systematic
Theology, London School of Theology
“LIVING REFLECTIONS offers five perceptive essays on
religious epistemology and biblical hermeneutics.” Lee Hardy, Professor of Philosophy,
Calvin College
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Have you decided what you’re
going to do without a literal Adam & Eve? If you haven’t, you should. New
material from Christian sectors, in addition to our own, is finally surfacing
on this issue. Taking the ‘natural world informer’ seriously means we have to
‘imagine’ a fresh way of interpreting early Genesis. You’ll find our proposal
in From Evolution to Eden. Read it
and see what you think.
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While the evolving picture of nature is looking
likely, it’s also important to recognize that the more the biblical story
advances, through surprising encounters, choices, and detours, the clearer it
becomes that this too is an evolving narrative. Think of the way, for example,
developing Israel emerges into the Messiah, how the Spirit in the gospel of
John flourishes in Paul’s letters, and why the golden age in Jerusalem provokes
a mission to the ends of the earth. The natural world and biblical text informers
are related and distinct in telling God’s story – both evolve, yet with quite different
characteristics and features.
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Interpreting something does not make it what it is. The interpreter is always related to, but distinct
from, the interpreted. This may seem mundane, but it’s explosive.
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