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Tuesday
25Sep2007

Theological Term of the Week

DateTuesday, September 25, 2007 at 07:17AM

theological%20term.JPGYippee!  Rebecca is starting another series!  All  of Rebecca's series are interesting and educational and this one promises to be theologically informative, too. 

Theological Term of the Week 

This is  a new feature I’m introducing. Once a week I hope to give a very brief explanation of a theological term, include a few quotes on it, and link to some resources that may explain the term and the issues around it more fully.

The first term she is exploring is the perspicuity of Scripture.  Like so many great creeds of the faith, Rebecca is starting her instruction with Scripture.  A great place to start.  I'd subscribe if I were you.

 

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    Once a week I hope to give a very brief explanation of a theological term, include a few quotes on it, and link to some resources that may explain the term and the issues around it more fully.

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