Written by Bonhoeffer Scholar and BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow: Dr. Brant Himes. Angel Studios recently released the new film Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin. As a Bonhoeffer scholar, I have been tracking with great interest the development of the film. The scholar in me is always cautious to see just what kind of “Bonhoeffer” will emerge …
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Written by Lauren Moore, BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow in Theology and Mission. Lauren is also a doctoral candidate at Union School of Theology (Wales) and VU Amsterdam, studying Roman Catholic Mariology from an Evangelical perspective, and is a fellow of the Rome Scholars’ and Leaders’ Network. What do Anthony Hopkins, Netflix and Joel Osteen have …
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This post comes from Wesley Lassiter, student in the MA in Theology degree and conference presenter at the International John Owen Convention at Union Theological College, Belfast John Owen (1616-1683) was a British minister known as a leading figure in the Puritan tradition. While much of his leadership was during tumultuous times in England, he …
We’re delighted to introduce Dr. Lauren Moore, BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow in Theology and Mission. Tell Us a Bit about Yourself I’m an Australian and for the past 16 years have been serving in local church ministry in southwest France with Pioneers and WEC International. I’m doing a PhD where my focus is on apparitions …
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We’re delighted to introduce Dr. Courtney Veasey, BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow in Biblical Languages and Biblical Interpretation. I’m Courtney Veasey, and I currently live in the Florida Panhandle of the US. I’m so glad to be joining the BibleMesh Institute as a Research Fellow for the coming year! As a communications major years ago at …
Written by Bonhoeffer Scholar and BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow: Dr. Brant Himes. On May 26, 1996, the United States Holocaust Museum honored Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a Righteous Gentile who helped save Jews during the Nazi regime. In October 1998, the Yad Vashem holocaust memorial in Jerusalem denied the request to name Bonhoeffer as Righteous Among …
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