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Is Homosexuality a Sin?: Approaching this is issue through the “Revelation and Invitation” Approach.
[Disclaimer: This blog and the posts contained within it are solely the representation of my personal thoughts and beliefs. They are in no way representative of the thoughts or beliefs of communities or organizations I am involved in or discuss. … Continue reading
Is Homosexuality a Sin: Problems with the Truth-mine Approach
[Disclaimer: This blog and the posts contained within it are solely the representation of my personal thoughts and beliefs. They are in no way representative of the thoughts or beliefs of communities or organizations I am involved in or discuss. … Continue reading
Is Homosexuality a Sin?: Approaching the Issue and the Bible through the “Truth mine” Approach
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Is Homosexuality a Sin?: Introduction
[Disclaimer: This blog and the posts contained within it are solely the representation of my personal thoughts and beliefs. They are in no way representative of the thoughts or beliefs of communities or organizations I am involved in or discuss. … Continue reading
Why this use of the Bible is problematic in practice…
[In my previous post I described how the dominant approach to the Bible I have seen in Christianity is problematic, if not outright impossible, to use given the development and the nature of the Bible. In this post I want … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse of the Bible, biblical interpretation, biblically illiterate, Christianity, Christians, homosexuality, interpretation, interpretation of the Bible, Jesus, misunderstanding the Bible, Proposition 8, scriptural interpretation, the Bible
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Trinity Western University’s Law School, Discrimination, and the Need for Change
Recently my alma mater, Trinity Western University, had its law school approved by the B.C. Law society. However, there is controversy surrounding this issue because TWU is a private Christian university and it requires all its students to sign a Community Covenant. … Continue reading →