Tag Archives: resurrection

How Comforting the Intermediate State?

By D. G. Hart | Published: April 29, 2010

It is common to hear believers talk about the death of Christians in positive ways. And this is natural since Christians do believe in life after death, and a good life after death does await those who trust in Christ. So we are likely to say about someone who has been suffering physically upon their… Read More→

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Has President Obama Been Reading the Baylys?

By D. G. Hart | Published: April 10, 2010

Sometime ago, to ridicule two-kingdom theology even more, the Baylys ran a post on whether the resurrection has any public policy implications. Apparently, Obama took the bait and issued remarks at the White House Easter prayer breakfast that outlined the implications of the resurrection for civil society. (By the way, how do you spot the… Read More→

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Forensic Friday: Vos Weighs In

By D. G. Hart | Published: February 12, 2010

To [Paul’s] view the resurrection with all that clusters around it, has behind it a still more potential principle, a principle from which in fact it springs, and in whose depths it lies anchored. And this deeper principle is that of the acquisition of righteousness, a forensic principle through and through, and yet no less… Read More→

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