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Beginning with Moses . . .

Written by Brad Green
Sunday, 29 August 2010 22:42
One of the most exciting and promising areas of study in the world of biblical and theological studies during the last several decades has been the world of "biblical theology." Some good folks have revamped their web site, "Beginning with Moses," a wonderful resource for those wanting to explore biblical theology. With good folks like Graeme Goldsworthy on board, this web site will undoubtedly provide many wonderful resources. The name of the web site is taken from Luke 24, where Jesus begins with Moses and shows how the Old Testament is ultimately a book about Jesus. Even though two of the founders of the web site are Irish, I would still give it a look :) (Hi Jonny). If you have not begun to think of the Bible as one big coherent whole and coherent story, Beginning with Moses is a good place to begin the journey. Share this article:
Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 August 2010 22:49 )

There is no understanding without the cross

Written by Brad Green
Friday, 20 August 2010 10:07
On Monday August 16 I had the honor of giving the fall convocation address for Augustine School. This is Augustine School's tenth year. We started with 13 students in 2001, and we started our tenth year a few days ago with 113 students. My. My address was titled "'Nullus Intellectus Sine Cruce' Revisited: Thoughts on Augustine School's Motto After Ten Years." The address is posted on Augustine's web page here. I will soon have it posted on my web site. We are very thankful for all of Augustine School's successes! Augustine School's motto, "Nullus Intellectus Sine Cruce" is translated, "There is No Understanding Without the Cross". Share this article:
Last Updated ( Friday, 20 August 2010 10:46 )

The Theology of Colin Gunton

Written by Brad Green
Sunday, 08 August 2010 18:00
Colin Gunton (died in 2003) was a prolific and significant British theologian. This new book, The Theology of Colin Gunton (T&T Clark, 2010) is a collection of essays exploring his thought from various angles. I was honored to be included in this collection. I wrote an essay which was not from my dissertation (on Gunton), but was a development of some things I began to get at right at the end of my dissertation. My chapter, "Colin Gunton and the Theological Origin of Modernity," summarizes and criticizes Gunton's understanding of the nature of modernity. Thanks to the editor, Lincoln Harvey, for including me in this collection and for doing a great job editing. Share this article:
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 August 2010 15:17 )

Shapers of Christian Orthodoxy available in the US

Written by Brad Green
Thursday, 05 August 2010 16:48
It was a pleasure to have my book, Shapers of Christian Orthodoxy: Engaging with Early and Medieval Theologians published with InterVarsity Press--United Kingdom. And now it is an honor that InterVarsity Press--US has decided to publish the book in the US. It is currently available for pre-order with Amazon. My goal in this book is to introduce readers to key early and medieval theologians (second to thirteenth centuries). Also, I have the goal of asking how evangelicals might benefit from understanding and reading these older theologians. If you read it, I hope you enjoy it. Share this article:
Last Updated ( Thursday, 05 August 2010 16:50 )

Introduction to Shapers of Christian Orthodoxy

Written by Brad Green
Saturday, 17 July 2010 16:57
IVP-UK has put the "Introduction" to Shapers of Christian Orthdoxy online at their web site. In this introduction I walk through the goals of the book and give a sense of my own theological commitments and goals that shaped the book. Shapers of Christian Orthdoxy has been published by IVP-UK, and will be released later this fall by IVP-US. If you read it, I would love to hear your feedback. Share this article:
Last Updated ( Saturday, 17 July 2010 17:10 )

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