The Persecuted Church Is…

Apparently a pretty white girl with time to do her makeup, being mugged by a black man:

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Jon Robertson’s Christ as Mediator

Multnomah recently picked up a fantastic addition to the Seminary faculty, Jon M. Robertson.  Robertson recently received his Ph.D. in historical theology from Oxford, and I’m glad to announce that I just checked out his recently-published dissertation from the library.  The title is Christ As Mediator: A Study of the Theologies of Eusebius of Caesarea, [...]

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James

Being a non-graduating senior, I have to jump on the chance to claim some kind of finality or a milepost at least while all of my friends are off graduating. Well, last night I took the final for the last Multnomah Bible class I’ll ever have. And boy, if you’d have told Sophomore-In-High-School-Adam [...]

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The Doctrines of Humanity and Sin

For the first time at Multnomah (outside of Domani’s lit classes, that is), I’m in a class where we are actually given some space to think theologically in our assignments. The class is Seminar and Doctrine, and the assignments are called doctrinal statements. The following is what I came up with in regards [...]

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