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Response to John Hobbins on NT Eschatology

“I think the first thing that must be admitted is that the various eschatological scenarios attested in the New Testament resist systematization into a single coherent frame.” 1)I would rather say… more »

Theology of a Sojourner

Response to John Hobbins on NT Eschatology

oecolampadius wrote 2 months ago: “I think the first thing that must be admitted is that the various eschatological scenarios attest … more »

Tags: Theology, Kingdom of God, Biblical Theology, Historical Criticism, New Testament Eschatology

Writing Fiction is Not Far From History Writing — 2 comments

oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago: I have been reading Rabbi Jesus by Bruce Chilton, and I have come to the conclusion that writing his … more »

Tags: Jesus, Historical Criticism, New Testament Eschatology, Bruce Chilton, Rabbinic Literature, nativity

Not Open to Logical Scrutiny: The Day of the Lord According to the Encyclopedia of Judaica

oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago: The Day of the Lord became the Day of Christ, or the Second Advent in the early church. It would see … more »

Tags: Theology, Kingdom of God, Jesus, Biblical Theology, Ed Babinski, Delay of the Parousia, Second Coming, Historical Criticism, New Testament Eschatology

NT Eschatology: Delay of the Parousia — 6 comments

oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago:     It is well-known that there is a problem (depending on the way you look at it) in the New Tes … more »

Tags: Ed Babinski, Delay of the Parousia, Second Coming, Atheism, Historical Criticism, New Testament Eschatology, Old Testament Eschatology, Critique


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