Browsing by Author "Billings, J. Todd"
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Daniel Castelo on the problem of evil
(Holland, Mich. : Western Theological Seminary, 2017-05-01)In this episode, Dr. J. Todd Billings sat down with Dr. Daniel Castelo, Associate Professor of Theology at Seattle Pacific University in Seattle, WA, and author of “The Apathetic God,” and “Pentecostalism as a Christian ... -
The implications of the trinity for Christian unity : an examination with particular reference to the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church & Ethiopian Evangelical Church Mekane Yesus
(2007)Few Christians would dispute the claim that the doctrine of the Trinity is an indispensable doctrine among all Christian churches, both in the Christian West and in the Christian East. Despite differing interpretations ...
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Joseph Small on ecclesiology in a divided age
(Holland, Mich. : Western Theological Seminary, 2020-03-04)Rev. Dr. Joseph Small talks about church unity, denominations, and living as the Body of Christ:
“There’s something about the faith that impels us into relationship with each other. Now what happens, especially ...
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Keith Johnson on “Theology as discipleship”
(Holland, Mich. : Western Theological Seminary, 2016-09-22)J. Todd Billings sat down with Keith Johnson, Associate professor of Theology at Wheaton College, to discuss Keith's new book "Theology as Discipleship." -
The mission of God to all creation : empowering the local people in Kalimantan for ecomission in dialogue with Reformed churches in America
(2006)Primarily, this thesis discusses the mission of the church in ecojustice responsibility as a means to praise and to glorify God and to improve the human prosperity. This ecological mission must be seen as Missio Dei and ...
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The renewal of confirmation classes : an exploration of theological resources for developing strong rootedness in the Anglican Church of Uganda
(2020)The paper entails a study under a topic, The Renewal of Confirmation Classes: An Exploration of Theological Resources for Developing Strong Rootedness in the Anglican Church of Uganda. It explores how the historical ...
