Instruction on Bibles from the Reformation times
Senior Advisor on Biblical Archaeology and History of the Bible, Alexander Schick, shows the Secretary General original Bibles from the reformation times
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Live event of the Historical Faith Society
As part of the Historical Faith Society’s monthly talk show series, Alexander Schick will be Timothy Mahoney’s guest this coming Sunday.
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WEA Secretary General Visits Museum of the Bible, Applauds Efforts to Make Bible More Accessible to Everyone
The Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance (WEA) Bishop Dr Thomas Schirrmacher visited the “Museum of the Bible” on a recent trip to Washington, DC, enjoying a guided tour and meeting with Chief Executive Officer Harry M. Hargrave.
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¿Una ética especial para los últimos tiempos?
MBS TEXTE 70 Como argumento para lo que se puede o lo que no se debe hacer en la iglesia, la evangelización e incluso en la política, escuchamos frecuentemente la aseveración de que estamos viviendo en los últimos tiempos y que tenemos que tomar esto en consideración.
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WEA and the Vatican release consultation statement, highlighting challenges and opportunities
The World Evangelical Alliance and the Roman Catholic Church have jointly released a ground-breaking statement—based on six years of dialogue—which, while acknowledging continuing areas of theological divergence, also calls it “imperative” for Evangelicals and Catholics to work together in addressing the spiritual needs of an increasingly secularized and polarized world.
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Is there a Contradiction Between the Two Creation Accounts?
ARTICLE in the Journal for the Application of Christian Principles to Contemporary Society on the two Creation Accounts.
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Complementarity and Its Significance for Biblical Theology
ARTICLE The great Danish scientist Niels Bohr (1885–1962), who received the Nobel Prize in 1922, introduced the concept of complementarity broadly into physics.
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Benedict’s Jesus Trilogy and Historical Critical Theology
These comments were written during Pope Benedict XVI’s term in office, prior to his resignation. References that were current at the time have not been changed, e.g., to “Pope emeritus.” However, an excursus at the end adds more recent information.