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Miscellaneous

Below is a list of selected documents on miscellaneous subjects, including Ecclesiology, Open Theism, and Worship and Spirituality.

In Theological Articles & Hot Topics

Hope08: Integral Mission - Jesus Style 15 Jan 2008
A theological resource encouraging informing and challenging all of us to share our faith through proclamation and action.
Roman Catholic - Evangelical Dialogue 6 Nov 2007
This paper, by Professor Tony Lane, was delivered at a European Evangelical Alliance conference addressing Roman Catholic – Evangelical engagement in 2007.
Cleanliness Was Next to Godliness 7 Mar 2007
Cleanliness Was Next to Godliness in the Greatest Medical Breakthrough since 1840 - Richard Dawkins is fond of telling us that whilst science has provided great benefits to humanity, religion has done nothing of the sort. It is perhaps ironic then that, as Rebecca Chapman of the Evangelical Alliance reports, the greatest medical breakthrough of the last 150 years, turns out to be one significantly influenced by people of faith.
Worship and Spirituality - 'At Your Service?' by David Hilborn, Mike Starkey and Ian Randall 28 Jul 2006
The traditional ‘Church Service’ is being challenged. What are the implications for evangelicals? David Hilborn looks at the background. Alternative worship pioneer Mike Starkey surveys the current scene, and ACUTE Chairman Ian Randall weighs up the arguments.
Jesus - 'How Radical was Jesus?' by David Hilborn 28 Jul 2006
Today, we tend to see ‘radicals’ as people who are unconventional, idealistic and uncompromising. People who want to shake up institutional structures and political systems. People ready to change the world, and to change it fast. Radicalism doesn’t have to be ‘left-wing’, but it often is. Individual desires are sublimated for the sake of social justice. Inequalities of wealth, class, race, gender and education are ‘levelled’.
Ecclesiology - 'Evangelicals and Ecclesiology' by David Hilborn 27 Jul 2006
Evangelicals believe in the Church. Not only that: we believe in one Church. As ‘Bible folk’ we get this from Scripture (Eph. 4:4-6). As orthodox believers, we derive it from the creeds. Even if we haven’t heard the term, most of us would back good ecclesiology - a decent doctrine of the Church. But there’s a problem. The theory doesn’t match the reality. On the ground, we find ecclesiology difficult. At times, in fact, we are rather embarrassed by it.
Church, Evangelization and the Bonds of Koinonia 27 Jul 2006
A Report of the International Consultation between the Catholic Church and the World Evangelical Alliance (1993-2002)
Feature on the Gospel of Judas - Andrew Gregory 18 Apr 2006
An article on the Gospel of Judas by Rev Dr Andrew Gregory, who is Chaplain of University College, Oxford, and a member of an Oxford-based team who are preparing critical editions of early Christian gospels that were not contained in the New Testament.
Real Easter: The Plausibility and Historicity of Jesus' Resurrection 7 Apr 2006
An apologetics paper by David Hilborn on the resurrection.
Jerry Springer Briefing Paper 20 Feb 2006
Jerry Springer Paper
Open Theism: the Theological Debate 9 Jan 2006
Open Theism: the Theological Debate

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