Monthly Archives: February 2012
Is God violent? Naming the questions
Ted Grimsrud—February 29, 2012 This question (“Is God Violent?”) seems to me to be one of those great questions that challenges us to wide-ranging theological reflection. And it triggers a bunch of further questions that are worth thinking about in … Continue reading
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Christian Salvation: More and More Questions (Part 3)
Ted Grimsrud—February 10, 2012 In what sense should we think of Jesus as our savior? My cyber-friend Al Steiner has raised a series of challenging questions (scroll down for Al’s comments) of my account of salvation based on his careful reading … Continue reading
Filed under Biblical theology, Jesus, Salvation, Theology
Christian Salvation: More and More Questions (Part 2)
Ted Grimsrud—February 8, 2012 Our understanding of salvation seems an important enough issue to warrant continuing reflection and conversation. I appreciate comments that have been written in response to some of the thinking I have been doing on this topic.I … Continue reading
Filed under Biblical theology, Jesus, Salvation, Theology
Christian Salvation: More and More Questions
Ted Grimsrud—February 5, 2012 It is now over a month since I wrote my last set of reflections on the theme of salvation. That post received several quite helpful and challenging responses that I can only now get back to. … Continue reading
