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Civic Piety & Moral Theology in Early Christianity

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (229+ words) Torrance’s picture of anxious rule following corresponds best to the first tier in Irenaeus’s moral theology. In AH 2.6.1, Irenaeus connects the fear of God experienced by all creatures with the awe-filled fear that all citizens of Rome have for their…...

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From the Streets to the Episcopate

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (770+ words) Francis Omondi was born into a family with a strong Christian legacy. His grandmother, Dada Leah Omulo—a leader in the East Africa Revival—mentored him. His grandfather, the Rev. Canon Reuben Omulo, was among the first six ordained deacons…...

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Myles Werntz???s Contesting the Body of Christ: A Review

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (1366+ words) Myles Werntz’s Contesting the Body of Christ: A Review The Living Church Myles Werntz’s Contesting the Body of Christ: A Review Please email comments to email protected. As we emerged from pandemic-induced isolation, the theologian Myles Werntz warned us against…...

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A New Standard for Introductions to Early Christian Thought

1+ mon, 6+ day ago   (483+ words) The Living Church A New Standard for Introductions to Early Christian Thought Please email comments to email protected. The book is not necessarily designed to be read straight through. There is no single, overarching historical narrative, but instead several individual,…...