Eric is a rogue philosopher, professional web developer, and ninja (in that order). He is a father of three, husband of one, and a poet unto himself.
Contemporary Theological Issues
After leaving seminary I was surprised to learn that not all people within the church have the same theological issues. I was under the impression that there were a few theological issues that were universal in scope. However, this turned out not be true. The theological concerns individuals have where I currently live (Omaha) are different than they are where I used to live (Chicago). The issues we discussed there were different from the issues we thought were important where I was in college (Grand Rapids).
Moreover, to have a series title “contemporary theological issues” is a little subjective. Certainly, there are still a few universal theological concerns within the church, but outside of those, many are relative to one’s location, education background, and church experience.
The issues I will be focusing on will begin with those that I encounter regularly. I become quite weary repeating myself on various topics and this will provide a foundation to refer people to.
These are the articles currently on the agenda (in no particular order):
- The role of women in church, society and home
- Paul was not a Calvinist: a new perspective on the issue of sovereignty
- Biblical inerrancy and truth: the devil IS in the details
- Am I saved? Evangelicalism’s eternal security question
- What is the gospel message?
Please feel free to let me know if you are interested in a topic that is not mentioned. Feel free to use the form below.
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What do you think?