LONDON — John Calvin was a Protestant and a conservative.He was a defender of Protestantism.He rejected the liberal politics of his day.And he was a critic of what he called “pious dogmas.”Calvinism, the Protestant school of thought that has influenced modern Christianity, has always been a bit of a paradox.It is rooted in the Enlightenment,Read More
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How a pastor saved his faith in a world he never knew
The Rev. Garrett T. Tolbert is the dean of Tulip Seminary and a pastor at Garrett.He has worked in the seminary for 17 years and has written two books on the subject of the Bible.The first, “Tulsi the New Testament: The Complete Text,” was published in 2015.The second, “Reviving the New Christian Tradition,” is dueRead More
How Dan Mohler came to become a pastor’s pastor’s dad
Dan Mohlers son, Adam, said he is pleased with the news of the family’s first marriage.“It was a very tough situation for him,” said Adam Mohlers.“He was in and out of rehab for some time.He was on the autism spectrum, and he was a little bit of a wild child.But he had so much hope.”AdamRead More
How a new theology of black liberation and free grace is gaining traction in the US
A new theology has taken root in the United States, rooted in the ideas of Calvinism and free love, and it is challenging the dominant theological views of the past.It is called the Black Liberation Theology.It has gained traction among people of colour and the poor in the last few years, with some experts sayingRead More
Moore theological semicate to teach black liberation theology
Moore theological college has confirmed it will teach black theology and science as part of its undergraduate courses, the university announced today.The move follows a year-long process by the seminary to teach the two disciplines.The seminary’s dean, David J. Moore, said the theological disciplines had been an important part of the academic life of theRead More
How to get the most out of your religious faith
A biblical virtue known as the covingon theological semiautonomous, or CTSA, is an educational institution established in 1973 by the United Methodist Church.It is an institution that teaches about the biblical virtues, which are known as “themes” of Christianity.It’s a place where students learn about faith, ethics, and the role of a Christian pastor.CTSA graduatesRead More
How to get started with a PhD in theological theology
Online graduate theological seminarians are starting to get a new challenge.Students are going from having to complete a BA and then a PhD to starting their own theological department.In some cases, there’s even a degree that doesn’t have a degree in theology.For students in theology, the move to online education is part of a widerRead More
How to get rid of your ‘religious’ habits
How to become an atheist?The question has become a familiar one to many in modern Britain.But for many it has also become a challenge, with the growing number of young people who feel their faith has been “shamed” into becoming “non-believers” by religious leaders.In recent years, the number of people who say they are “notRead More
Why the graduate theological foundations of the church need reform
The theological foundations and teaching of the Catholic Church need to be reformed, says a report by the graduate theologian, Francis Boyle, the director of the Graduate Seminary of Theology and Theology at Cambridge University.In his paper entitled “A theological foundation of the Church?”, Mr Boyle says the church has been built upon the teachingRead More
What Christian theology books to read in 2018
Christian theology has always been an essential part of our religious life and has been an integral part of the faith for millennia.In our new year, we have a number of important new books to recommend, and we’d like to hear your thoughts on what you think should be on the bookshelf in 2018.1.The BibleRead More
