Ecclesiology
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- declared “Ecclesiology” via Article tag Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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A follow-up to frustrated Christians: the church's problems include us, which means repentance and repair start close to home.
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A plea to frustrated Christians: stay with the church precisely because its failures need people willing to work for healing.
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An essay proposing overacceptance as a way beyond Anglican accommodation and Anabaptist separation in church-state relations.
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A Southeast ETS paper using Karl Barth to argue that church disunity is an ecclesiological impossibility, possible only as sin is possible.
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Presenting my ETS paper on reconciliation, atonement, ecclesiology, and the unity of God at Beeson Divinity School today.
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Invitation to my 2014 ETS Southeastern Regional Meeting presentation on reconciliation, atonement, ecclesiology, and the unity of God at Beeson Divinity School.
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A reflection on frustration with the church, bridge-building, and when critique risks burning the wrong bridges.
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An exploration of church unity through the lens of atonement theology, arguing that God's divine perfection of unity provides the theological framework for understanding both Christ's reconciling work and the church's calling to be one.
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A reflection on church unity, the New Testament, and why doctrinal orthodoxy and moral purity cannot replace reconciled community.
