Making the question Jesus put to his disciples — who do you say that I am? — askable again on terms a modern listener can honestly engage. Part 4 in the Paradigm Apologetics series.
Continue reading →How paradigms actually shift — sub-threshold pressure that accumulates inside the existing framework until staying becomes more expensive than moving. Part 3 in the Paradigm Apologetics series.
Continue reading →Why Christian insider vocabulary kills the apologetic case before the listener can hear it. Part 2 in the Paradigm Apologetics series.
Continue reading →Occasional notes on biblical studies, translation, and what’s new in the Anselm Project — no noise.
Occasional notes on biblical studies, translation, and what’s new — no noise.
