La Théologie Systématique qui traitait classiquement de “Système” en matière de Théologie Biblique visait à organiser les doctrines théologiques bibliques de manière systématique pour former un système unique de pensée qui arrive à éliminer les contradictions flagrantes, inadmissibles aussi bienRead more…
INTRODUCTORY SYSTEMIC THEOLOGY : Quintidimensystemics
The Systematic Theology which has traditionally dealt with “System” for Biblical Theology was to organize the biblical theological doctrines systematically to form a single system of thought that succeeds in eliminating the gross contradictions ineligible among both Theologians and inRead more…
A Perspective from the Christian Academy – Lausanne Global Leadership Forum
Phil Ryken shares his vision to see all college students at all Christian campuses trained in evangelism. He describes the need and exciting opportunities to equip students and gives ideas from Wheaton College. Phil Ryken is the president of WheatonRead more…
Think Bigger . . . about the Trinity
The Bible presents the doctrine of The Trinity in numerous passages. Many would like to have this doctrine presented in one verse for simplicity’s sake. The doctine of the Trinity, however, is siimply not verse-sized, and that is an advantage.Read more…
Pondering on Knowledge and Critical Thinking
I have come so far to conclude, that less learning would produce less humility. When people study deeper, they would sometimes fall into the sin of “Mr. Know-everything,” but soon afterward, God would indeed show that they are “Mr. Know-nothing,”Read more…
Nonevangelical Contributions to Theology
I once wrote about some theological works that tries to approach the bible from its own perspective, whether by sense of reverence or revilement, has somewhat produced many kinds of interpretation that leads to a more fruitful approach on theRead more…
Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Needs, Hopes, and Goals
Dr. Douglas Carew, President of Africa International University, provides remarks on the topic of “Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Needs, Hopes, and Goals” during the 2012 Lausanne Consultation on Global Theological Education held at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Needs, Hopes, and Goals
Dr. David Baer, President of Overseas Council, Frames the Issue of “Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Needs, Hopes, and Goals” during the 2012 Lausanne Consultation on Global Theological Education held at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.
Theological Education in the Context of World Christianity
Dr. Timothy Tennent, President of Asbury Theological Seminary, delivers the keynote address at the 2012 Lausanne Consultation on Global Theological Education, held at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Introduction by Mark Chan, with Dr. Tennent’s address beginning at 2:40.
Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Hopes, Needs, and Goals
Dr. David Baer, President of Overseas Council, Frames the Issue of “Effective Partnerships: Understanding the Needs, Hopes, and Goals” during the 2012 Lausanne Consultation on Global Theological Education held at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.