Monthly Archives: July 2011

God and Masculine Pronouns

Posted on July 26, 2011 by Aaron O'Kelley

It has become commonplace in many theological circles today to avoid all masculine pronouns in reference to God.  I have read paragraphs that have repeated the name “God” so many times (in order to avoid saying “he” or “him”) that … Continue reading →

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The Local Church and Homosexuality: We Must Do Better

Posted on July 25, 2011 by Aaron O'Kelley

I have a bit of a complicated introduction here, so bear with me. Albert Mohler wrote an opinion piece that appeared in the Wall Street Journal about a month ago concerning homosexuality.  In particular, Mohler chides evangelicals for exhibiting “our own … Continue reading →

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There’s Not Much Slippery Slope Left

Posted on July 19, 2011 by Aaron O'Kelley

Tony Jones is a name that has long been associated with the emerging church movement (I’m not sure what they call the movement now, or if it even continues to have a name, but it is still around).  This movement … Continue reading →

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