An Ancient Strategy for Rooting Out Bad Theology

It seems to me that one of the major concerns people have regarding Christianity is the range of doctrinal standpoints and interpretations of biblical passages. Baptists say one thing, Pentecostals say another thing, Methodists say still another thing, and so on. How do we know who is orthodox and who isn’t? Do I have a…

Rowan Williams and the Exegesis of Martyrdom

For the last two thousand years, and especially in the last fifty or sixty years, Christians of all traditions and theological commitments have talked a great deal about what it means to be part of the Church. How should we understand our collective identity? How are we to live as the Body of Christ? How…