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Are all religions just different expressions of the same truth?

No! Or so says Phillip Cary, who, in his recent lecture to the University of Georgia Christian Faculty Forum, questions our impulse ”to say that all religions are in some deep sense the same.” It’s an impulse we have about a … Continue reading

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Christian Anxieties

Frequent readers will know that I am apt to post anything I can get my hands on by my teacher at Eastern University, Phillip Cary.  So, I was delighted to stumble across this interview on Homebrewed Christianity, in which Cary discusses … Continue reading

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The Doctrine of the Trinity

“When I was growing up in the faith, I heard a lot about the doctrine of the Trinity,” writes Phillip Cary, professor of philosophy at Eastern University. [But I] never learned quite what that doctrine was.  In high school and college I … Continue reading

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Theological vs. Historical-Critical Approach to the Bible

Check out Phillip Cary and Kenton Sparks debate biblical hermenutics at Eastern University’s Theological Society.  It’s a little long so it’s in two parts, but it ‘s worth it! Biblical Hermeneutics Debate – Part I Biblical Hermeneutics Debate – Part II

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