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A Bonhoeffer Scholar’s Take on the New Bonhoeffer Film

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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New Netflix Film: Mary

Mary: An Evangelical Review of Netflix’s Somewhat-Catholic Film

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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Introducing BibleMesh Institute Research Fellow Brant Himes​

BibleMesh is pleased to announce Dr. Brant Himes as Research Fellow in Public Theology and Culture. This article is adapted from a conversation between Dr. Dennis Greeson, Dean of the BibleMesh Institute, and Dr. Brant Himes. Tell Us a Bit about Yourself I’m an associate professor at Los Angeles Pacific University, where I teach online …

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Gospel of Grace versus Karma

The Gospel of Grace versus the Fatalism of Karma

The following is an excerpt from a BibleMesh Institute student essay written in preparation for future missionary service in Southeast Asia.   When Buddhism branched off from Hinduism in the 6th century BC, it brought with it the belief of karma and reincarnation. Karma in particular plays a very significant role in the day-to-day life …

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Some Further Thoughts on Transhumanism

On October 4, 2019, as part of our ongoing BibleMesh Conversations event series, Dr. Benjamin Quinn interviewed Dr. Jacob Shatzer over his recent book Transhumanism and the Image of God. You can find a recording of the event here (for audio only, click here). In the conversation, we discussed the fact that technology is no …

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