Sacred Symbology: Describing the Transcendent Symbol Note: This is a part of a continuing discussion of symbolism in theology. There are a number of articles in this series:

Passing by Nenushtan: A Prophetic Think Tank I am writing the first articles, if you would call them that, for a very unusual theological website. This is part 3 of…

Information is transmitted to God by everything that exists, to best be thought of as “symbols” of Him, in the first instance of being one dimensional reflectors of His existence…

See the video here. Homosexuality? Ravi Zacharias? Well, he doesn’t talk that much about it, and he’s sure not of that persuasion. But when he does say about it gives…

This is an article in a series. Please see below the first part on church history, Church History: What Went Wrong? part 1 Liberal Madness, Conservative Treachery, and Jesus: part…

James and the Meaning of Justification You knew I would get to it sooner or later. Justification. The theological warfare of the ages. The theological volumes written. The schismatic hemorrhaging.…

Sacred Symbology: Our Comfort Here is Our Downfall Before getting to something about the interaction of the symbolic types, it is probably best to start with this thing I call…

Book of John: The Prophetic Speech of Jesus from the OT   J. Barton Payne’s Dictionary of Biblica Prophecy is considered the standard on the subject, but I think we…

This is an article in a series: Please see: Christ vs. the Hermeneutical Death Spiral, part 1 Theodicy? My problem is essentially a theodical one as I have alluded, and before…

What is "Doctrine," in the Greek didache? Is it theological conclusions, propositions, instructions, or is this conception missing an essential divine topic?

 The Art of God and Prophetic Theory This is an article in a series. Please read the previous articles first. Prophetic Theory, part I: The Re-unification of Jesus with Meaning…

The Adultery of the Heart I did an earlier article on the SOTM, found here. It’s another approach to dealing with this, taking the passage in Matthew and that in…