God Did That: On Sovereignty and the Reformation
On an anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, how ought we consider its European roots? How might people of color embrace the good of the tradition?
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From Culpability to Responsibility
Intro: silent prophets. In seminary I took an Old Testament class where the professor assigned a book by MLK jr.
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“White Theology”? (Part Three)
Does contextual theology hinder missions? Most importantly for Evangelicals, does it lead to relativism?
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“White Theology”? (Part Two)
It’s time to address some objections. Here are some thoughts on why I purposely don’t give examples of “white theology” and why I think that such a concept actually serves the unity of the church.
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The Psychology of a White Person Reading a Post about Race
Guest contributor James Duguid shares what goes through his “white” mind when he reads things like Reformed Margins.
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American, Reformed, and Not White
What is normative for American and Reformed identities? Let it be a passion for the blessing of the nations!
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