Nativity II
Behold a child is softly crying who will save a world lost and dying, the wooden trough where he is lain precursor to a cross
June 9, 2014
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Nativity I
As night gives birth to a billion stars when day is gone darkness is ever destined to be the herald of dawn; out of a
June 9, 2014
The Trinity and the Eternal Subordination of the Son
The doctrine of the Trinity is one of those core Christian beliefs that—on the basis of scriptural revelation, orthodox religious tradition, and common Christian spiritual
June 9, 2014
Is God Like a Totem Pole or a Circle? Why We Need to Insist on Nicaean Orthodoxy to Avoid Falling Into Heresy
Is God more like a totem pole or a circle? That is to ask, is God a being in tandem, a hierarchical Godhead with degrees
June 9, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Autumn 2013 (27.4)
When editors Ronald Pierce and Rebecca Groothuis’s Discovering Biblical Equality came out in 2005, many were surprised to read its subtitle: “Complementarity without Hierarchy.” “Wasn’t
June 9, 2014
Leadership of Women in Crete and Macedonia as a Model for the Church
A superficial glance at the New Testament in translation, combined with an expectation of a subordinate role for women, results in generalizations that Paul commands
June 9, 2014
The Authority of the Bible and the Authority of the Theological Tradition
A perennial and difficult question for conservative evangelicals to answer is the relationship between the Bible and the creeds and confessions of the church. We
June 2, 2014
Editor’s Reflections | Spring 2014 (28.2)
Is it difficult to take Priscilla Papers to the beach? Not exactly light summer reading? Maybe not, but this issue introduces you to an interesting
May 19, 2014
They Had Followed Him from Galilee: The Female Disciples
A popular question has been posed for a while now in contemporary American society: “What would Jesus do?” The theology behind the question suggests that,
May 19, 2014
Louisa Woosley
Louisa Woosley was the first Presbyterian woman to be ordained. Woosley’s life coincided with a time of increasing participation by female leadership in the Cumberland
May 19, 2014