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Thank God for the New Atheists?
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Thankfulness Beyond Words
(2007-01-14) -
Thanks for Checking — And for Your Concern
(2006-06-13) -
Thanksgiving and the Christian Life
(2008-11-27) -
That God May be All in All: A Paterology Demonstrating that the Father is the Initiator of all Divine Activity
(Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2016-12-23)Through a biblical and exegetical study of the Father’s roles and works, this dissertation argues that, among the persons of the Godhead, Father is the initiator of all divine activity. This does not mean that God the Son ... -
That no flesh may boast
(2003-02-20) -
That the ministry might not be ashamed
(1960-03-08) -
"That Which Is Not Assumed Is Not Healed": A Dogmatic Response to Recent Formulations of the Son's Assumption of a Fallen Human Nature
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2019-03-26)This dissertation contends that those who argue for the Son’s assumption of a fallen human nature are mistaken, because they work with a faulty notion of the nature of the hypostatic union, or revert Trinitarian order, or ... -
The Theatre and Its Influence
(American Tract Society, 18uu) -
"Their Peculiar Redeemer": Robert Sandeman and the Doctrine of the Atonement
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2023-12)Robert Sandeman (1718–1771) was a Scottish minister who begat the Sandemanian movement that carried into the early nineteenth century. Though Sandeman is widely known for his controversial view on the nature of saving ... -
Theme interpretation
(1989-03-21) -
The theme of Revelation
(2002-10-24) -
“Then the Nations Will Know”
(2004-09-16) -
Then They Understood: A Narrative-Critical Analysis of Matthew 16:12 and 17:13
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2022-04-13)This thesis is a narrative-critical analysis of the formula τότε συνῆκαν (οἱ μαθηταὶ) ὅτι as it appears in Matthew 16:12 and 17:13. This formula is rarely discussed in scholarly works, and yet it occurs at a pivotal part ... -
Theodoret of Cyrus and the ideal monarch
(2004-05-14)This work seeks to demonstrate that Theodoret of Cyrus used his published writings, specifically the Historia Ecclesiastica and Interpretatio in Psalmos , in order to offer a veiled criticism of the reigning monarch, ...