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Category Archives: Human depravity
A closer look at the effects of Adam’s sin
There has been a good bit of recent focus on the historical personhood of Adam. Interestingly, after Genesis 5, the Old Testament does not mention Adam. He doesn’t reappear in Scripture until the genealogy of Jesus. There is a kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Anger, Anthropology, Audio, Audio Resource, Cain, Depravity, Depression, Devil, Evil in the world, Evil One, Hamartiology, Hermeneutics, Human depravity, Origin of Sin, Problem of evil, Reformed Theology, Salvation, Sin, Theology
Tagged Adam, Cain and Abel, Fall of Man, Reformed Theology, Sin, Sin nature, Sovereign Grace
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Complex and Corrupted beings
Evangelicals have a significant stake in the volitional nature of human beings. Terms like belief and unbelief; obedience and disobedience, are part of our grammar of responsibility. Accountability and culpability are essential concepts in relation to sin and the … Continue reading
True freedom
Are we dangerous to ourselves when we pursue freedom without truth and without limits? “We live in an age whose chief moral value has been determined, by overwhelming consensus, to be the absolute liberty of personal volition, the power … Continue reading
A truthful account of human history
Telling the story of humanity requires contrasting terms. We must include narratives of goodness and evil; love and hate; beauty and cruelty; life and death. Themes of dignity and depravity are relentlessly recurrent in all cultures – at all … Continue reading
Posted in Depravity, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Human depravity, Human dignity, Salvation
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New York Times and atheism
The NYT is running a series of op-ed pieces on atheism: Is Atheism a Religion? What Atheism Lacks Is Mystery At Atheist Church, No Faith Required Atheism Can Have the Worst Traits of Religion Show Atheism the Respect That … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Atheists, God, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humanism, Intelligent Design
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Whoever humbles himself….
“At that time the disciples came to Jesus and asked, “Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven?” He called a little child and had him stand among them. And he said: “I tell you the truth, unless you change and … Continue reading
Posted in Afterlife, Gospel, Gospel-centered, Greatness, Heaven, Human depravity, Human dignity, Humility, Kingdom
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The path of our demise …
“According to Genesis 3, sin appeared very early in the history of our race. In this chapter our first parents try to be ‘like God, knowing good and evil,’ and succeed only in alienating themselves from God and from each other. They … Continue reading
The line dividing good and evil
Hamlet breaks into eulogy: “What a piece of work is man!” “How noble in reason! How infinite in faculty! In form, in moving, how express and admirable! In action, how like an angel! In apprehension, how like a god! The … Continue reading
The history of envy
The history of envy begins with the ambition of angels, “I will make myself like the Most High,” and moves to the suspicion of Eden: “You will be like God…” (Isaiah 14:14; Genesis 3:1-6). Envy emerges in the first human family … Continue reading
The gift of peace in four dimensions
Why do we fill the Christmas season with so much stress and busyness? One Christmas tradition I enjoy happens at the close of our Christmas Eve service. As we light candles and quietly sing Silent Night, the peace, at least … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Christmas, Conflict, Government, Hope?, Human depravity, In Christ, Jesus Christ, Main problem, Peace, War, Wisdom
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