Forging Ploughshares

Paul and Jonathan Totty discus Concluding Unscientific Postscript, Kierkegaard’s key work, and bring to a conclusion his goals in authorship. The significance is the attempt to bring the psychological realm back into theology.

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Paul continues his study in I John.

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Paul explains the logic of Anselm’s ontological argument, what it does, and connects it to the death of Christ.

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Paul continues his study in I John.

And so John gives us the test, “You know the spirit of God—every spirit who confesses Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God.” You do not distinguish between the man and the divinity, the incarnation, then, is God in the flesh. If you do a little church history it’s amazing how this same thing comes up again and again. I kind of like Luther’s phrase that “God died on the cross. “What he’s combatting is the tendency that he was running into of people splitting up God… Jack Cottrell does this most beautifully. He says, “Well, the spirit of God can’t die, it was the body of Jesus that died.” Oh, we’re right back into dualism and Gnosticism. Other than that it’s a wonderful doctrine, but John says it’s of the antichrist and by this test he would be a false kind of prophet… but I’m not going to say that… Okay, maybe I will.

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Paul presents a reconstituted, holistic form of apologetics that may provide effective witness.

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Paul invites Matt Welch to share his story and talk about his current work with the 91four ministry.

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Paul lays out his understanding of why Christ died and how His death can be described in terms of a change of subjectivity.

I think what we see God getting satisfaction out of, we do, too. In a very perverse way.

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Paul and Frank continue their discussion on communion. This episode covers “real presence” and the meaning of “eating” and “drinking” the flesh and blood of Jesus. Rather than dwelling on the theoretical, they dive right into a big-picture view of the Gospel of John by going through the whole story to understand what Jesus meant when He gave that strange commandment.

Sources Cited:

• Scott Hahn’s talk
• Alexander Campbell’s article

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Paul continues his study of I John.

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The universal notion of sacrifice and the biblical departure from this system in the Old Testament and in the sacrifice of Christ.

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