Today I am talking about Marxist Theology. What is it? Does it exist? Is it Biblical? Join me as I explore some similarities between Marxism and theologies of Liberation and how both misunderstand biblical teachings of sin and salvation.

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A theological reflection on how much of a person's worldview is directly based on what that person believes about God.

An argument for understanding God's Word as propositional Truth.

Certain models of revelation in the 20th century were considered non-propositional and helped lead to the decline of the authority of the the scriptures.

Exploring the models of non-propositional revelation in the twentieth century and how they are still alive and well in churches and their members today.

Nash ties together how the work of Hume, Kant, Schleiermacher, and Ritschl turned theology in the 20th century towards a non-cognitive and non-propositional view of divine revelation.

A look how Immanuel Kant raised a philosophical wall between knowledge of God and the mind of man and how Protestant Liberal theologians furthered this separation.

A look at how Carl Henry declares Neo-Protestantism has broadened the Reformation doctrine of salvation of justification by faith alone to include epistemological considerations.

A reading of Ronald Nash's book The Word of God and the Mind of Man: The Crisis of Revealed Truth in Contemporary Theology. This week we will explore Nash's thesis and have a brief discussion on the first chapter featuring the philosophy of David Hume.