I woke up this morning at 4am. I got up at 4:30am. I’ve gotten out of bed every day this month well before 6am. Furthermore,…
Published: January 12, 2021 Some friends have asked whether I think Trump fairly won or lost the 2020 election. Yes I do think Trump lost…
Over the last few days I’ve come across a piece of research, more than once, suggesting that a high IQ doesn’t protect you from certain…
I am writing my dissertation on critical realism. More specifically I am putting critical realism in conversation with analytic theology. Critical realism feels something like…
There are times during philosophical conversations, or everyday life, when one is asked to define the “simple” words and concepts we use. These are in…
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I copied the above image from a Facebook post someone put up in a reformed group. People responded to it with various answers. Most said…
The purpose of this post is primarily to give me a place to add resources as I find them from time to time. Dictionaries &…
A Model for Theological Method: Balancing the Sources and Norms of Theology (by Jesse Gentile) Clarifying one’s theological methodology instead of doing theology is like…
[ As I prepare for comps, I am generating a few pages of notes on various topics. Here is one set of notes covering George…
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Recently I post, on social media, what I thought was a clever quip by Karl Barth. “There is a story of the astronomer who, after…
Its seems that every week I come across an article about how unhealthy pursuing a PhD can be. I’m not talking about how “sitting is…
(“Peter and John running to the tomb on the morning of the Resurrection”, by Eugene Bernand 1898) It is not uncommon to hear people say…
Last week I wrote a short piece the for the Fuller Analytic Theology blog. These are my thoughts on a recent talk that Dr. Hud…
The Sacrifice of Isaac (1966), by Marc Chagall There are likely several reasons, but let me share a Facebook post I wrote up today that may…
The point of this post, in a nutshell, is to draw a link between an bit of church terminology from a past generation (i.e. legalism)…
For the last year, I have been participating in a group of 6 or 7 people (three postdocs, my supervisor, and a fellow Ph.D. student)…
(This is one of two posts moved from a separate site that I began blogging on before choosing to set up my own site). I…
A few of the many websites I’ve built . Theology.News is a site that aggregates theological journal publications into one place. Two of us manually…
I love creating visualizations and diagrams to explain complex concepts in visual formats. Below are a few of my attempts!
Here are a few logos that I’ve created. The spiral nautilus shape represents infinity; God’s infinite nature inspires but also outstrips the efforts of theologian.…