Is There an Entry for “Formation” in the Lutheran Lexicon? A. On Formation In those branches of Christian tradition where the term itself is most at home, “formation” is viewed as a deliberate undertaking in which those who are spiritually more mature direct and assist the less mature, and “forming” is seen as an apt term for […]
Three Conceptions of Christianity’s Dogmatic Center A. Steven D. Paulson (traditional Lutheran) The proper scopus for theology is not Trinity, incarnation, and deification, but law, sin, and grace, for when law and gospel are properly distinguished then and only then will the doctrines of Trinity, incarnation, and deification come to true expression. from Lutheran Theology, (T&T Clark, […]
Mark Mattes and Steven Paulson on election How does God make faith? That is always the question of theology. […] Does God determine before all time who will be chosen and who will be damned, like picking out potatoes from a sack? Does God wait and take those who have chosen for themselves? Does God give […]
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