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Postmodernism in Christianity is a subtle change that replaces propositional truth with relativism or feelings. For example ‘what do you believe concerning Jesus’ resurrection?’ is changed to ‘what does Jesus’ resurrection mean to you?’. Historic Christianity seeks to answer latter by drawing from the depths of the former, while postmodernism seeks to answer the latter after the destruction of the former. While this destruction is unintelligible to historic Christianity, it is the essence of postmodernism.
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What is the opposite of contentment? According to Jeremiah Burroughs, it's the sin of murmuring. Today on Teaching Thursdays, we continue our study of Burrough's book The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment, by talking about his sermon on the difference between contentment and murmuring. This is the Better Bible Reading Podcast with Kevin Morris
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Does Prophecy Exist Today? To answer that question, we must first ask what the function of prophecy was in both the Old and New Testaments. Many people argue for modern-day prophecy, but they end up defining it almost identical to another word in theology: illumination. Today I talk about the difference, why it matters, and I offer a helpful way to understand the Holy Spirit's ongoing work in us through the reading and study of the word of God.
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Sometimes it's hard to read the Bible because we don't understand the structure of the Bible. Most people know that the books of the Bible are not listed in chronological order, but how many people know that there is a rhyme and reason to the way the books are comprised? To put it simply, our Bibles are comprised by genre, just like a library. And if you can understand the genres of the Bible, you will begin to read with a greater sense of clarity because you understand the reading rules for any given book!
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Any Bible reader must approach the text with a willingness to explain the difference between the Old and New Testament. These approaches could differ dramatically depending on someone’s interpretation method or church denomination. But this isn't a good thing, because it unnecessarily chops up the Bible into pieces. Instead we should work towards a unified understanding of the Bible. This is Five Minutes to Better Bible Reading.
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Christianity as a worldview answers the basic questions of reality, humanity, death, knowledge, morality, history, and the core commitments necessary to live in response to that worldview. As a worldview, Christian theism is logical, comprehensive in scope, and consistent in its conclusions. The answers to life are best answered in Christian theism, the only worldview in touch with the grandeur of God.
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Do Bible passages have more than one meaning? Surprisingly, both theological conservatives and liberals have argued for and against multiple meanings in scripture. Today on Giving an Answer, we'll consider the difference between meaning and significance, and why the Bible passages should be understood to contain only one meaning.
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