What's in a Name? Why we shouldn't call the Old Testament the 'Hebrew Scriptures.'
James R. Edwards |
August 9, 1999
God Lite We may wish for a God of love without law, but we would not want what our wishes would give.
James R. Edwards |
April 29, 1991
The Bonhoeffer That History Overlooked In 1946, a man named Ernst Lohmeyer disappeared from East Germany. It took me three decades to piece together his story.
James R. Edwards |
June 18, 2019
Jesus Wasn’t a Pluralist When I debate defenders of homosexuality, I am often accused of being exclusive in a way that Jesus wasn't.
James R. Edwards |
April 5, 1999
Faith as Noun and Verb You know the rope won't break-but it's 21 still a long way down.
James R. Edwards |
August 9, 1985
A Unity Not of Our Making Why—biblically speaking—we should question the unity-in-diversity refrains coming out of many denominational headquarters
James R. Edwards |
August 6, 2001
The Calling The power of divine calling is not in how one is called but that one is called.
James R. Edwards |
February 5, 1988
At the Crossroads The battle for a denomination's soul.
by James R. Edwards |
August 11, 1997
Why St. Jerome Is an Icon for Our Times The thunderbolt of Bethlehem struggled with the need to synthesize classical learning and Christian truth. So did the brightest lights of the Renaissance and Reformation. And so do Christians today.
James R. Edwards |
July 15, 2009
