When R. C. Moberley spoke of the Incarnation as “the crucial doctrine” of Christianity, his adjective completely gave his case away. “Crucial” is from the Latin crux, “a cross.” ...

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Prayerful reflection on these writings, and on wider experience of the world, continues to shape Christian beliefs. In these biblical stories, God is portrayed as an infinitely good, eternally loving, ...

But medieval theology did not develop a peculiar doctrine of its own concerning biblical inspiration. It rather taught what has always been the belief of the Christian church, ever since the time ...

It is deemed bad taste nowadays to suggest that any religious doctrines are "better" than any others.... It is true, of course, that the Christian commitment of historians in earlier generations ...

It uses ample symbolism inviting concentration, attention, and recollection of some of the basic doctrines of Christianity. Its circular form is reminiscent of the wheel of time and our pilgrimage in ...

It is deemed bad taste nowadays to suggest that any religious doctrines are "better" than any others.... It is true, of course, that the Christian commitment of historians in earlier generations ...