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2.1 The Structure of Thinking
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My philosophy meetings are done for the semester, but in honor of Thursday
night, here is another post on my philosophical journey.
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2 hours ago
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What Is Love?
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True love, as God demonstrates it, is not self-seeking; it willingly lays
down personal comfort, preference, and privilege for the good of another.
The p...
6 hours ago
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Ed Jarrett, “Submitting to Jesus’ Authority”
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And they were all amazed, so they debated among themselves, saying, “What
is this? A new teaching with authority! He commands even the unclean
spirits, a...
19 hours ago
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Complacency: A Silent Killer
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[image: Complacency: A Silent Killer]
How do we avoid falling into spiritual complacency amid daily routines?
Pastor John warns of the danger of viewing Go...
1 day ago
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All the Rage (D19)
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It is impossible to be angry with anyone unless the heart is lifted up
against them, unless one despises them and esteems themself to be superior.
It seems...
1 day ago
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A New Book Discussion Going Forward
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Here I announce a new book discussion for those who are interested. The
book is The Myth of Certainty: The Reflective Christian and the Risk of
Commitment ...
1 day ago
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Christ among refugees and migrants at Christmas, part 2: the sojourner
paradigm
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Christ among refugees and migrants at Christmas, part 2: the sojourner
paradigm
Andrew Perriman Wed, 12/17/2025 - 13:09
In part one, we looked at the arg...
1 day ago
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The Surprises Just Keep on Coming!
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Here a few more things need to be said to make sense of what we have just
witnessed—namely material found nowhere in the Synoptic Gospels. What we
need to ...
2 days ago
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LGBT activists pressure venue to cancel an event featuring Christian speaker
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One of the reasons why I have an alias for my speaking and writing is that
I have seen people in the workplace go after Christians and conservatives
who sp...
3 days ago
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What if Charles Wesley Had Written Joy to the World?
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Charles Wesley doesn’t need anybody to stick up for him when it comes to
Christmas songs: The man gave us Hark the Herald Angels Sing, after all.
And if ...
1 week ago
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Cosmos to Christmas Cradle: From Pre-existent to Incarnate Christ
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I. The eternal backdrop and significance of Christmas A. Theological
Treasures in Christmas Carols To many, Christmas marks the birth of Jesus
Christ in Be...
1 week ago
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What is the Real Meaning of Christmas? A Wonderful New Kids Book Provides
the Answer!
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What is the real meaning of Christmas? During this festive time of the
year, many are busy reminding us that the meaning certainly has nothing to
do wit...
2 weeks ago
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The Seal of the Spirit: A Guarentee, But Not Guaranteed
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Ephesians 1:13–14 > “In Him you also trusted, after you heard the word of
truth, the gospel of your salvation; in whom also, having believed, you
were seal...
5 weeks ago
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What Are Your Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence? (podcast)
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Greg is all for Artificial Intelligence. He thinks it’s great. He welcomes
our new masters. Episode 1290 __ __ __
https://traffic.libsyn.com/askgregbo...
5 weeks ago
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The “Great Apostasy” and Ignatius of Antioch
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Any Christian church, denomination, or sect that is not within the
ecclesiastical authority of the Roman Catholic Church or one of Eastern
Orthodox chur...
5 weeks ago
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The Scripture Untangled Podcast
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It was my pleasure to be interviewed by Rev. Dr. Andrew Stirling for the
“Scripture Untangled” podcast, a project of the Canadian Bible Society. We
talked ...
1 month ago
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When the roll is called up yonder
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Is it better to have more people in our church or fewer people? On one
hand, the answer is obvious. Jesus Christ calls us to make disciples of all
nations....
1 month ago
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The Wideness of the Sea: How to be Evangelical and Gay Affirming
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Four days ago, I published my eighteenth book: The Wideness of the Sea: How
to be Evangelical and Gay Affirming. I started working on this book in
about ...
1 month ago
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A Story of the Providence of God and Christian Prayer
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As most of you know, I now teach at Beeson Divinity School. When I was
President of Asbury Seminary my time was spent in administration, endless
meetin...
2 months ago
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Does the Biblical Concept of God’s Sovereignty Support Calvinism?
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[taken from an online discussion on what Biblical sovereignty entails] Now
the Arminian absolutely affirms God’s sovereignty, but recognizes that
sovereign...
2 months ago
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Political Islam, Arab Imperialism & Myths of Equality
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Political Islam, Arab Imperialism & Myths of Equality – A Historical
Investigation
*Political Islam*—often called *Islamism*—is more than a set of ...
4 months ago
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When the Voice Heard Isn't Jesus
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Jesus tells us in John 10:26-27 that those who believe in him also perceive
communication, or as I've styled it, impressions, from him. They not only
"he...
5 months ago
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The Story of the Early Church – Part 3
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At my local church I’m currently teaching an eight week Sunday School class
about the story of early Christianity. As part of that, I will make a
YouTube v...
8 months ago
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5 Trik Mengatasi Mesin Slot di HP dengan Efektif
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Dalam dunia perjudian online, mesin slot telah menjadi favorit bagi banyak
pemain. Namun, banyak pemain yang tertarik mencari cara untuk mengatasi
mesin sl...
1 year ago
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Changes Here at My Blog
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The time has come for me to move on from the blogger platform. I have been
blogging here since December of 2005, and it has been a great run!
I am not go...
1 year ago
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An Exchange on "A Critique of Limited Atonement" by David Allen in
Calvinism: A Biblical and Theological Critique
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Several weeks ago, I posted a mini-review of Calvinism: A Biblical and
Theological Critique on my Facebook feed. I gave it favorable remarks
specifically h...
2 years ago
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Common enemy: a hollow slogan for solidarity in Myanmar
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...how to divide power between the NUG and the ethnic states, and protect
sub-minorities within minority states?
The post Common enemy: a hollow slogan f...
3 years ago
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Monday quote
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The vileness of the means begets the vileness of the result.
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (1918–2008). “Live Not by Lies.” 1974.
3 years ago
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How Convenient! Part 2: Zayd, Saowda & Rayhana
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Muhammad's quest to marry Zaynab involved multiple prophecies and touched
many lives. Here we learn about his special relationship with Zayd, his
not-so-...
3 years ago
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Rom 3:21-26 – Translates, Paraphrase, Notes
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Translation 21 But now, apart from the Torah, God’s righteousness has been
manifested, being witnessed by the Torah and the Prophets. 22 God’s
righteousne...
4 years ago
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A final farewell
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This site has not be maintained since 2013 but has been kept intact for
archival purposes. MethodistThinker.com will shut down permanently on Jan.
16, 2021.
4 years ago
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Paul didn’t teach unconditional election. Here’s why.
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God’s act of election shows up multiple times in 1 & 2 Thessalonians.
Calvinist interpreters tend to read these passages as evidence for their
doctrine of ...
5 years ago
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Linguistics and Loanwords in the Gospel of Mark
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Scholarly readers of the Gospel of Mark have long noted the conspicuous
presence of non-Greek terms and phrases. A forthcoming article sets the
analysis o...
6 years ago
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Response to "Got Questions: Limited Atonement- Is It Biblical" Part II
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In the last post I was looking at an article on Limited Atonement. There I
talked about how the issue of Limited vs. Unlimited Atonement has less to
do wit...
6 years ago
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Finishing Well
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*The Lord of the Rings* trilogy tells the tale of nine companions who set
off for Mordor with the goal of destroying the Dark Lord Sauron’s ring.
Frodo, th...
6 years ago
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A Response to “5 Myths About Calvinism”
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Calvinistic scholar, Dr. Greg Forester, just released an article titled
“Five Myths about Calvinism” through Crossway and I would like to provide a
critiqu...
7 years ago
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Hymn of the day
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Praise the Lord who reigns above And keeps His court below; Praise the holy
God of love And all His greatness show; Praise Him for His noble deeds;
Praise ...
7 years ago
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Pope Francis Wants to Change the Translation of the Lord’s Prayer (and he’s
right)
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A Pope’s not right about everything, and with Pope Francis, numerous
Catholics will tell you he is not right about much. But I think he has been
right o...
8 years ago
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Interview with Andrew Loke on Christology
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‘Christology’ is a subject widely discussed by academic historians and
Christian theologians around the world. In Malaysia, it has recently gained
tractio...
8 years ago
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Book Review: The Little Book of God, Mind, Cosmos and Truth By Kenneth
Francis
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The strength of this book is simultaneously its greatest drawback: it is
too short – just 25,000 words. Its very brevity is, of course, central to
its dy...
8 years ago
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My Compassion Radio interview on the Holy Land (part 2)
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Hey Dojo readers, Here is part 2 from my interview with Compassion
Radio about Christians in Bethlehem. If you missed part 1 you can find it
at https://jms...
8 years ago
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Book Review: Grace for All
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John D. Wagner assembled inputs from a wide ranges of authors to put
together Grace for All: The Arminian Dynamics of Salvation. The book
starts off wit...
10 years ago
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Selling Fetal Body Parts is NOT the Primary Moral Issue
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The post Selling Fetal Body Parts is NOT the Primary Moral Issue appeared
first on Parchment and Pen Blog.
10 years ago
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my last Patheos post…
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Hi everyone, Here is the link to today’s post at my new website. It’s about
following Jesus. And speaking of following, this is my last post here
at Patheo...
10 years ago
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Back to the Basics: Building Blocks for a Sound Theodicy, Pt. 3-B: Divine
Sovereignty and Human Responsibility, Continued
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*In my last post, I started an examination of Genesis and what the first
biblical book tells us about divine sovereignty and human responsibility.
We se...
10 years ago
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James White comments on a sermon by James McCarthy, author of "John Calvin
Goes to Berkeley"
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James McCarthy: “…frankly, God doesn’t love you strictly because of
yourself; He loves you because of His Son. Didn’t the Lord Jesus teach
that...what d...
10 years ago
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Managing workflow, managing energy
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A few years ago, I found myself bogged-down and overwhelmed. My to-do list
was out of control. I came home on Tuesdays (typically my most-stressful
days – ...
12 years ago
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