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Jesus the Crucified and Resurrected Lord Part 2
In the last entry, I discussed the “theology of glory” and the “theology of the cross” and my difficulty with both. I also mentioned how I feel that the problem is essentially Christological. How do we relate the cross and … Continue reading
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Tagged already/not yet, cross, despair, hope, Jurgen Moltmann, resurrection, suffering
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Jesus the Crucified and Resurrected Lord Part 1
A friend recently asked me whether I align myself more with the “theology of the cross” or the “theology of glory.” Not really understanding what he meant by either of those terms, I asked for a clarification. The “theology of … Continue reading
Posted in Soteriology (Salvation)
Tagged cross, exile, forgiveness, glory, Jurgen Moltmann, new creation, resurrection, salvation, suffering
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