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Dismantling the Dualisms for American Pentecostal Women in Ministry: A Feminist-Pneumatological Approach
By: Lisa Stephenson | November 1, 2011
After analyzing the historical and theological factors resulting in the present situation among American Pentecostal women in ministry, this book proposes a Feminist-Pneumatological anthropology and ecclesiology that address the problematic dualisms that have perpetuated Pentecostal women’s ecclesial restrictions.
Book Review: Millard Erickson's Who's Tampering with the Trinity
By: John Jefferson Davis | October 31, 2011
I am very happy to have this opportunity to recommend strongly Millard Erickson's Who's Tampering with the Trinity? An Assessment of the Subordination Debate to the readers of Priscilla Papers and to the wider evangelical community in generaL Erickson's book addresses two areas of vital importance to the church: the doctrine of the Trinity and [...]
Book Review: Nancy Hedberg's Women, Men, and the Trinity
By: William David Spencer | October 31, 2011
This very accessible book is an excellent place to start one's exploration into what has come to be called the "New Subordinationism" in current evangelical discussions of the Trinity. Author Nancy Hedberg, who is vice president for student life at Corban University in Salem, Oregon, is accustomed to communicating with young college students and brings [...]
Heaven's Terms for Ending the Lethal Punch-and-Judy Show
By: William David Spencer | October 30, 2011
One God—when no one else—sufficient. One Love, created us, proficient.
Human Interpersonal Relationships and the Love of the Trinity
By: Maria L. Boccia | October 30, 2011
Before being trained in theology and Christian counseling, I spent a considerable number of years as a biomedical researcher. In that role, I invested my energies in understanding what we might call the science of love. In scientific terms, we call the love between a mother and baby, or baby and mother, and the [...]
CBE and the Doctrine of the Trinity
By: Kevin Giles | October 30, 2011
Not only do we reject any subordination in being and authority in the eternal life of God, but we also question the argument that divine relations in heaven should prescribe or model the man/woman or husband/wife relationship on earth.
One Essence, One Goodness, One Power
By: Nancy Hedberg | October 30, 2011
In the late 1970s, I first came across the claim that within the Trinity the Son is functionally subordinate to the Father.1 I had been taught—and still believe—that the Father and the Son are equal. Period. This counterclaim challenged that assumption and planted a question in my mind. For the most part, I [...]
Editor's Reflections | Autumn 2011 (25.4)
By: William David Spencer | October 30, 2011
One of the epiphanic moments of my faith came about in north Philadelphia at what had been Temple University’s theological school, redubbed Conwell School of Theology after Russell Conwell, the Civil War officer whose coming to Christian faith was profoundly influenced by a devout and devoted assistant, Johnny Ring. Johnny seemed a perfect candidate [...]
An Evangelical Statement on the Trinity
By: William David Spencer | October 30, 2011
The Statement We believe that the sole living God who created and rules over all and who is described in the Bible is one Triune God in three coeternal, coequal Persons, each Person being presented as distinct yet equal, not as three separate gods, but one Godhead, sharing equally in honor, glory, worship, power, authority, [...]
An Evangelical Statement on the Trinity
By: Stan Gundry | October 30, 2011
We confess the one true and living God, Creator of everything and Ruler over the entire creation. He has uniquely revealed himself in the living Word, Jesus Christ, and in the written Word, the Bible, as One Triune God—three coeternal and coequal Persons. Each Person is distinct, yet there is only one essence or [...]