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Is Hell Eternal Punishment?
Category: Q&A
Tags: Annihilationism, Hell, Revelation, Warfare Worldview
Topics: End Times
…symbolic book whose apocalyptic images should not be taken literally. Indeed, even in the book of Isaiah, which is generally far less symbolic than Revelation, God’s judgment could be described in everlasting terms in a context where it could not possible be taken literally. Isaiah writes that the fire that…
Responding to Driscoll’s “Is God a Pacifist?” Part I
Category: Essays
Tags: Bible, Book of Revelation, Essay, Jesus, Love Your Enemies, Mark Driscoll, Non-Violence, Pacifism, Peace, Sixth Commandment
Topics: Enemy-Loving Non-Violence, Interpreting Violent Pictures and Troubling Behaviors
…opportunity to make a case against what I’ve come to see is probably the most common way that Christians try to get around the pacifist implications of Jesus’ (and the rest of the NT’s) teachings on loving enemies. It centers on the allegedly violent Jesus of the book of Revelation….
Crucifixion of the Warrior God Update
Category: General
Tags: Bible, Crucifixion of the Warrior God, Cruciform Theology, Jesus
…most comprehensive and compelling case for my thesis, less academically inclined readers should know that I will follow this book up with a much shorter and much less academic book entitled Cross Vision: Making Sense of Violence in the Old Testament. It is scheduled to be released on August 1,…
Cross Vision Study Guide
Topics: Interpreting Violent Pictures and Troubling Behaviors
A companion guide to Greg’s book Cross Vision Buy on Amazon (paperback) Buy for Kindle In his revolutionary book Cross Vision, Gregory A. Boyd proposed his groundbreaking “cruciform hermeneutic,” a way for Christians to make sense of the violence of the Old Testament by seeing it through the crucifixion of…
The Myth of a Christian Nation: How the Quest for Political Power Is Destroying the Church
Category: General
Topics: Ethical, Cultural and Political Issues
…personal freedom, so one should obviously vote for the candidate who will fulfill “America’s mission” to bring freedom to the world — and an American pastor such as myself should use my “God given authority and responsibility” to make this known. “It’s that simple,” I was told. To insist that…
More on Evolution as Cosmic Warfare
Category: General
…read Eckhart Tolle’s new book A New Earth that has been heavily promoted by Oprah Winfrey and is causing an uproar among many Christians. I’m going to suspend our Old Testament and Violence discussion one more post to report on this book in a day or two. til then, B-BLESSED!…
Corroborating Historical Evidence of the New Testament
Category: Essays
Tags: Apologetics, Essay, New Testament
Topics: Biblical Reliability
…view that Jesus was the Messiah, it’s something of an argument against him being the Messiah. This also explains why Origen complains that Josephus does not believe Jesus was the Messiah (Against Celsus, 1.45; Commentary on Matthew, 10.17). 6) Several other considerations support the authenticity of the reconstructed version of…
Greg’s Library of Recommended Books
…that a book appears among Greg’s most recommended books does not necessarily mean that Greg endorses all of its content. In fact, some of the works listed in this bibliography are books that advocate positions that Greg strongly disagrees with. Such books nevertheless found their way onto Greg’s list of…
Can We Rationally Hang On to Biblical Authority? (podcast)
Category: ReKnew Podcast
…Christ and what he’s done for us on the Cross. It’s really important that, what Cory’s coming against is this idea that since the Bible’s a human book, that if there’s part of it that we disagree with, or that we think is inappropriate that we can just ignore that…
Cynic, Sage Endorsements
…has mastered a vast secondary literature and selected from it judiciously. Boyd thus represents clearly compelling counter arguments, which open the door once again to belief in the general trustworthiness of the New Testament portraits of Jesus. This book represents a scholarly milestone in the growing library of Victor Books’…
How Do You “See” God? God’s Self-Portrait, Part 1
Category: Essays
Tags: Essay, God, Picture of God, ReKnew Manifesto, Seeing is Believing
Topics: Apologetics, Christology
…for good reason. Not only do most have a deep intuitive sense of a transcendent power, but there are a multitude of compelling arguments pointing to God’s existence. For example, it’s very hard to explain how a completely irrational universe could evolve rational beings like humans by sheer time and…
Must I Become Less?
Category: General, Guest Contributor
…or any other self-belittling understanding. The humility Jesus teaches, I argued, doesn’t necessarily mean becoming LESS. Then here comes John the Baptist, on the very pages of the gospel itself, proclaiming: “Jesus must become greater, I must become less” (John 3:30). Uh-oh. Against the claims of my book, John the…
God of the Possible: A Biblical Introduction to the Open View of God
Topics: Open Theism
…getting me fired, by the way), I found I had created a little book on Open Theism. Since all the published material on Open Theism was up to this point rather academic, I concluded that my little book might fill a niche. And this is how God of the Possible…
Satan and the Problem of Evil Endorsements
…and suffering. Drawing upon profound scholarship in philosophy and biblical studies, Boyd communicates to a broad audience with admirable clarity. This fresh approach to the problem of evil in terms of spiritual warfare may be the best evangelical book on Satan since The Screwtape Letters.“ —Alan G. Padgett, Azusa Pacific…
Heiser Clarifies Misunderstandings in My Review
Category: General
In my last post I reviewed chapters from my friend Michael Heiser’s forthcoming book, The Myth That Is True. He wrote me a response pointing out several areas where I seem to have misunderstood him. He said my misunderstandings were helpful, for they pointed out areas where he might need…
Is God to Blame Endorsements and Reviews
…the complexity of a universe where freedom and risk are realities that even God must experience. Always compassionate, sometimes cantankerous, and capturing biblical concepts with memorable clarity, this challenging book should be a valued resource for pastors, counselors, support groups, and individual study.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) August 25, 2003…
Theooze.com Book Review – 10/26/06
Category: Press
A book review of The Myth of a Christian Nation was published on theooze.com….
How do you respond to Romans 9?
Category: Q&A
Tags: Free Will, Open Theism, Predestination, Q&A, Responding to Calvinism
Topics: Providence, Predestination and Free Will, Responding to Objections
Verse: Romans 9
…own summary of his argument, if and when he provides one. By all accounts, Romans 9 is a difficult, complex and highly disputed passage. Fortunately, Paul provides us with a very clear summary of his argument in this chapter (vss. 30-32). Unfortunately for the deterministic interpretation, it appeals to free…
The Incarnation: Paradox or Contradiction?
Category: Essays
Tags: Essay, God, Incarnation, Jesus, Logic
Topics: Christology
…fact contradictions. For example, Reformed theologians argue that their belief that God predestines the free actions of humans and angels is a paradox. But I would argue that the very meaning of “free” means “not predestined” and the meaning of “predestined” means “not free.” I thus consider this teaching to…
The Patriot’s Bible — Really?
Category: General
Tags: Book Reviews, Idolatry, National Idolatry, Patriot's Bible, Political Idolatry
…we compare our nations military with the sacrificial love of God? Just wondering. * Jesus statement that “if the Son makes you free, you shall be free indeed” (Jn. 8:36) inspires a page long commentary on the Bill of Rights, with an ominous emphasis on how the “wall of separation”…