If you were to engage any theologian or biblical scholar with a question regarding Christianity, you’d most likely get a lot more information than you’d ever want. The doctrines and words of the Bible have been defined and dissected and parsed and redefined countless times, all in the effort of determining the truth of the Word of God. But what’s fascinating to me is the current explosion in doctrinal writing, debate, and discussion regarding the grace of God. Look on any popular Christian blog out there and they’re probably talking about grace, in some form or another. But whether it’s for click-bait or real, honest dialogue, grace is being talked about and written about a lot.
On mediocre grace.
On mediocre grace.
On mediocre grace.
If you were to engage any theologian or biblical scholar with a question regarding Christianity, you’d most likely get a lot more information than you’d ever want. The doctrines and words of the Bible have been defined and dissected and parsed and redefined countless times, all in the effort of determining the truth of the Word of God. But what’s fascinating to me is the current explosion in doctrinal writing, debate, and discussion regarding the grace of God. Look on any popular Christian blog out there and they’re probably talking about grace, in some form or another. But whether it’s for click-bait or real, honest dialogue, grace is being talked about and written about a lot.
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