Timothy J. Christian. Review of J. Ross Wagner, Heralds of the Good News: Isaiah and Paul in Concert in the Letter to the Romans, (Boston:
Month: April 2014
Time Out, Time In: The Divine Transcendence of Time (Part 4)
This is the 4th and final Part of a series discussing God’s relationship to time. The question at hand is, “Is God inside of time,
Time Out, Time In: The Divine Transcendence of Time (Part 3)
In Part 1, I introduced the topic at hand, namely, God’s relationship to time, and underscored its importance for theology and philosophy today. In Part
Time Out, Time In: The Divine Transcendence of Time (Part 2)
Wolterstorff’s Everlasting Argument: Why It Is Least Plausible In the 20th century, Nicholas Wolterstorff argued a different view from that of classical theologians concerning
Time Out, Time In: The Divine Transcendence of Time (Part 1)
For over two millennia, philosophers and theologians alike have debated the nature of God’s eternity and his relationship to time. While a consensus has not
Review of “The Mystery of Romans” by Mark Nanos
Timothy J. Christian. Review of Mark D. Nanos, The Mystery of Romans: The Jewish Context of Paul’s Letter, (Minneapolis: Fortress, 1996). INTRODUCTION In this book review,
Dr. Timothy J. Christian 