Scotus's Sacramental Occasionalism
by Peter J. LeithartScotus on sacramental causation. Continue Reading »
Scotus on sacramental causation. Continue Reading »
Post-Reformation debates over sacramental theology left their mark on Donne's poetry and poetics. Continue Reading »
Denominational organization lends itself to subjectivist sacramental theology. Continue Reading »
Sacramentum was originally a military and imperial term. It still is. Continue Reading »
The flaw in Barth's late sacramental theology. Continue Reading »
Is there a Protestant rationale for anointing the dying? Continue Reading »
The post-Reformation distinction of polity and church was a distinction in varieties of ritual. Continue Reading »
Protestantism needs a strong sacramental theology in order to be Protestant. Continue Reading »
Ever since the 1994 publication of the Evangelicals and Catholics together document (ECT), and with renewed urgency in the wake of the Affordable Care Act’s contraception mandate and the increased acceptance of same-sex marriage, there has been a growing affiliation between Rome and various evangelical traditions. The alliance has been based largely on the growing awareness that creedal Christian orthodoxy is in a marginal position in the public square. Despite their long history of conflict, Catholics and evangelicals have realized that they will be stronger if they face their challenges together. Continue Reading »
What nominal sentences - sentences without verbs - tell us about being. Continue Reading »
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