Monthly Archives: January 2012
Are all sins the same before God?
Ted Grimsrud—January 27, 2012 In the Introduction to Theology class yesterday, I asked students to share questions they have about God. Some common themes came up: Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people? How could it … Continue reading
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Was World War II an Unjust War?
Ted Grimsrud—January 10, 2012 In uncountable discussions I have had over the years about the ethics of war and peace, it seems that when pacifism comes up, so too does World War II. At least for Americans, this war stands … Continue reading
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Christian salvation: Do the questions never end?
Ted Grimsrud—January 1, 2012 I keep thinking about salvation and related issues—aided considerably by various thoughtful questions and comments. My post this week will be kind of a grab bag of responses to various recent comments that relate to my … Continue reading
Filed under Biblical theology, Jesus, Salvation, Theology
