the Logos and the Cross

Theology & Christian Philosophy

towards a universal evangelic theology
and independent reformed churches

God’s election and man’s faith

God’s election and man’s faith

Scripture proclaims the omniscience and omnipotence of God, who therefore knows in advance who will believe in Jesus Christ to receive the salvation acquired by his death on the Cross. But do the 'saints' believe because God has chosen them, or has God chosen them...

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Christian salvation: a dynamic hope in faith

Christian salvation: a dynamic hope in faith

Introduction We sometimes hear Christians discussing the question: can you lose your salvation? Some say yes, others say no, sometimes they are talking about different things, and since the question of salvation is inseparable from that of man's eternal destiny, it is...

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Man, a creature in the image of God

Man, a creature in the image of God

The Book of Genesis presents man and woman as creatures of God. Man, created male and female in the image of God, thus reflects divine unity and multiplicity. Both an animal creature and a spiritual creature, man is unique as a spiritual animal, and can only be...

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Outline of a Protestant theology of the Gospel

Outline of a Protestant theology of the Gospel

We propose here a few guidelines for an evangelical theology, i.e. a Protestant theology of the Gospel. Introduction: multiple sources and influences In the article "What is an evangelical theology?", we distinguished three concentric dimensions: the Gospel, Christian...

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The Knowledge of Good and Evil

The Knowledge of Good and Evil

We propose here a classical theological interpretation of the nature of the knowledge of good and evil associated with Adam and Eve's departure from the Garden of Eden, in the spirit of philosophical theology. 1. Setting the scene: the tree of the knowledge of good...

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