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A quiz on the atonement (quick and dirty version) Andrew Perriman
A second question about annihilationism Andrew Perriman
A summary of James Brownson’s argument in Bible, Gender, Sexuality Andrew Perriman
A trinitarian hermeneutic and how it breaks the New Testament narrative Andrew Perriman
A “manifesto for theological interpretation” and the problem of history Andrew Perriman
About me Andrew Perriman
About whom does the prophet say this? Andrew Perriman
Acting out the biblical narrative Andrew Perriman
Adam was formed first, then Eve Andrew Perriman
Adam, original sin, and wrath against the Jew Andrew Perriman
Adams and Wright: beyond worldviews? Andrew Perriman
Adams, Wright, Barth, theology, history, time, eternity, and Paul’s letter to the Romans Andrew Perriman
After Christendom, before meltdown Andrew Perriman
Alan Hirsch, The Forgotten Ways, and the future of the church in Europe Andrew Perriman
Alex Hewitson on The Passion Translation translation of Colossians Andrew Perriman
Alexandria and Antioch: a revised tale of two cities Andrew Perriman
All the world’s the stage: a narrative-historical revision of Wright’s five act play hermeneutic Andrew Perriman
Am I a trinitarian or a unitarian? Not if I can help it… Andrew Perriman
An addendum to my defence of a narrative-historical perspective on European Christendom Andrew Perriman
An illustrated guide to Tom Wright and an introduction to “transtomism” Andrew Perriman
An instructive parallel to the sheep and goats judgment Andrew Perriman
An interview with the people who started Urban Monastics Andrew Perriman
Anabaptism and the truncated politics of Jesus Andrew Perriman
Ancient text and modern reader: a simple hermeneutical model Andrew Perriman
And on the cross where Jesus died, the wrath of God was satisfied… Andrew Perriman
Andrew Sullivan on Jesus Andrew Perriman
Another good reason to think that Paul does not say that Israel’s Messiah is “God over all” in Romans 9:5 Andrew Perriman
Another introduction to the New Perspective on Paul Andrew Perriman
Another reason to think that Isaiah’s suffering servant is the generation of Jews which grew up in Babylon Andrew Perriman
Answering Mike Bird about the referent of "all things" in 1 Corinthians 8:6 Andrew Perriman
Answers to questions about hermeneutics, history, and hell Andrew Perriman
Answers to questions about the narrative-historical method Andrew Perriman
Apocalyptic realism and deliverance from the coming wrath Andrew Perriman
Apocalyptic thinking and the fate of the dead in the New Testament Andrew Perriman
Apocalyptic-Inflationism and new creation Andrew Perriman
Are Ignatius and Irenaeus reliable interpreters of Romans 1:3? Andrew Perriman