Object Type: Folder
In Folder: School of Biblical Theology
Blocher looks at the presence of order, and whether it is valid with a God of peace. He looks at how order is possible within the Trinity. Blocher explores the different positions held by significant theologians in the past.
2000
Questions with panel discussion and concluding remarks from Peter Jensen.
2000
Carson speaks on God's omnipotence/providence, and explores the theologies of those who either accept or reject this doctrine.
2000
Carson looks at the role of prayer in fulfilling prophesy. He examines the relationship between free will and God's fulfillment of prophecy. Carson explores a variety of passages from both the Old and New Testaments.
2000
Blocher speakes on the doctrine of the trinity. He explores the history and development of the doctrine. 1. Characterisng the threeness of God 2. The relationship of the threeness to oneness 3. The meaning and significance of the threeness of God
2000
Ecclesiological implications of the doctrine of God. 1. Why understand the teaching of the church against the doctrine of God? 2. Barriers to overcome in our understanding 3. What we have learnt to this point 4. What we need to unlearn 5. Three conclusions
2000
Jensen looks at how Western Culture perceives God. He looks at two trends which reflect this. 1. God is privatised 2. God is humanised Jensen looks at how Israel knew that their God was not a localised God : 1. He spoke 2. What he said Jensen examines the history of theology, including where biblical and interpretation separate. He shows that the word is with us.
2000
