New Perspective

Wright and White on the “righteousness of God” in 2 Corinthians 5:21 (12 Apr. 2013)
The fault line between the Reformed and the... er, post-Reformed? (12 Jan. 2012)
Why my argument against the traditional doctrine of "hell" is not liberalism (6 Aug. 2011)
Tim Gombis on the New Perspective (and why it doesn't go far enough) (11 Jul. 2011)
Which way did he go? The coming of the Son of Man and the theology of crisis (7 Jul. 2011)
History and theologies: schematization number 6 (29 Jun. 2011)
Whatever happened to the People of God? (29 May. 2011)
Theology and history and Jesus as the culmination of Israel's story (11 May. 2011)
Roger Olson and the definition of postconservative evangelicalism (14 Apr. 2011)
A New Translation: The Earliest Christian Documents: AD 49-100 (12 Apr. 2011)
The historical justification of the people of God by faithfulness (9 Apr. 2011)
Another introduction to the New Perspective on Paul (8 Apr. 2011)
Strange but true: sealed Christian books found by Bedouin (29 Mar. 2011)
From New Perspective to missional praxis: plotting the tensions (25 Mar. 2011)
Kent L. Yinger: The New Perspective on Paul (19 Mar. 2011)
Finding better ways to do theology (6 Mar. 2011)
The Great Convergence: the emerging church and the New Perspective (3 Mar. 2011)
Westerholm and the New Perspective: both right, both wrong (2 Feb. 2011)
Justification with reference to Wright, Gorman and Campbell (31 Jan. 2011)
Scot McKnight and the completion of Israel's story (7 Dec. 2010)
New Perspective and Reformed theologies at a crossroads (9 Nov. 2010)
Postconservative evangelicalism and beyond (6 Nov. 2010)
The story they found themselves in (18 Oct. 2010)
A biography of the Bible and the loss of peace (23 Sep. 2010)
Review of the (proxy?) review of the response to the critique of the argument: Wright and the righteousness of God (26 Nov. 2009)
Jew first, then Greek in Campbell’s The Deliverance of God (10 Nov. 2009)
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Is the Shema really so important for understanding “one God… one Lord” in 1 Corinthians 8:6? Richard Worden Wilson has drawn attention to a short piece by Scot McKnight on the relation between Paul’s statement about one God and one Lord in 1 Corinthians 8:6 and the Shema, the great Jewish confession that “The LORD our God (yhwh...
A (less) radical new look I’ve decided to go for a cleaner, simpler, less cluttered look to P.OST. I prefer the sense of open spaces at the moment. I’ll take the opportunity, while I’m at it, to thank everyone profusely for stopping by and joining in the...
The resurrection from the dead The death and resurrection of Jesus, locked together in a brief three-day period, constitute the defining moment of Christian belief. It is here that the light of God’s love for humanity burns most brightly through the dingy fabric of...