This post has been adapted from a recorded conversation with BibleMesh Institute Teaching Fellow Lainey Greer available here. Why Do Our Bodies Matter? It’s hard to read Scripture and conclude that our bodies don’t matter. God created human bodies along with all else in the material creation and pronounced it all very good (Genesis 1:31). […]
Teaching Fellow Spotlight: Lainey Greer and Understand Healthy Read Post »
This post is part of an ongoing series exploring the Biblical theology of the book of Hebrews. Tim Bertolet is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. There are arguably few passages in Scripture more important than Psalm 8:4–6 and its fulfillment in Hebrews 2:6–8. In these few verses are the sum of God’s design
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The following article is an adaptation of a BibleMesh Institute webinar discussion with guest speaker Dr. Martyn Cowan, Vice Principal and Lecturer in Historical Theology at Union Theological College. Christians around the world commemorate October 31st as Reformation Day, when we remember Martin Luther nailing his ninety-five theses to the Wittenburg church door and
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The rise of radical Islam in recent decades and the carnage caused by groups like Al Qaeda, ISIS, Boko Haram, and now Hamas, have prompted many to make sweeping claims about the “true” nature of Islam. Conflicting voices argue violently about the nature of violence in Islamic history. Some say that “jihadists” are not true
Which Faith Is Worth Dying For, Islam or Christianity? Read Post »
This post is a review by Shawn Langley of Alvin Plantinga by Greg Welty from the P&R Great Thinkers series. Shawn is a Research Fellow with the BibleMesh Institute. In a previous essay, we considered how philosophical discussions can serve our theological efforts in their giving us a toolset, a tradition, and a template as we
Alvin Plantinga Helps Us Navigate the So-Called Problem of Faith and Reason. Read Post »
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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