Like most languages in the world, English has only a single term for “one.” It means a simple one, an absolute or undivided one. The Hebrews, on the other hand, had two different concepts—and thus two different words—for one. The Hebrew yachid answers to our English “one”: a simple, absolute,
How does the Bible view male and female? In part one we introduced the various manifestations of feminism in the West. Here’s a table to summarize. [*] While we know professed Christians who subscribe to gender-identity ideology, we have not identified a movement or group. Complementarians and egalitarians hold some
How does the life of the Trinity and the image of the Great Dance help us understand the matter of form and freedom? Freedom without form is anarchy. Form without freedom is tyranny. Both of these options lead to enslavement. But form and freedom operating as perichoresis, the great dance,
Is man free, or is God sovereign? The Bible teaches both. To humans they seem contradictory. As a result, we feel forced to choose between one or the other. The hyper-Calvinist regards God as sovereign and human freedom a myth. On the other hand, the process theologian makes man so
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