This is the parent page linking to a series of essays I have written on core Christian doctrines. These essays grow out of a series of sermons at Shalom Mennonite Congregation and lectures to my Introduction to Theology class at Eastern Mennonite University. An expanded version will be published as a book, Theology as if Jesus Matters (Cascadia Publishing House). These essays are introductory and meant to be accessible to a wide audience.
This book has now been published and the web page is here.
4. The Doctrine of the Holy Spirit
[...] Jesus, I refer you to the Anabaptist theologian Ted Grimsrud’s article which may be found at http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/02. Then click on The Person of [...]
[...] theologian, Ted Grimsrud, has an excellent article on this and it may be found at http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/. Then scroll down and click on “The Person of [...]
[...] hierarchy of values and commitments, things we see as the most important things in our lives. (see http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/. Then click on 01 “What is [...]
[...] his article on eschatology which may be found at http://peacetheology.net/doctrine (Scroll down to 12. The Doctrine of Eschatology.), Anabaptist theologian Ted Grimsrud says: [...]
[...] exclusive religion nor about correct creeds. It is about being loved and loving others in return. (http://peacetheology.net/doctrine. scroll down to 11. The Theology of [...]
[...] Heaven is not atemporal, the realm of eternity in contrast to the finitude of everyday life. (http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/. Scroll down to 12. and click on “The Doctrine of [...]
[...] theologian Ted Grimsrud in his article on the doctrine of scripture (http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/. Scroll down and click on 6. The Doctrine of Scripture) points out some of the functions of the [...]
[...] Heaven is not atemporal, the realm of eternity in contrast to the finitude of everyday life. (http://peacetheology.net/doctrine/) (Scroll down to the topic Eschatology and you will find Ted’s whole post on [...]