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Title Author Last update
Paul’s narrative world: roughly why I disagree with N.T. Wright about the meaning of “propitiation by his blood” Andrew Perriman
Paul’s parable of the olive tree Andrew Perriman
Penal substitutionary atonement and narrative theology Andrew Perriman
Persönlicher Jesus—Beziehungsaufbau braucht Kontext Andrew Perriman
Peter Leithart on the “Christendom model” of church-state relations Andrew Perriman
Peter Leithart's review of The Future of the People of God Andrew Perriman
Peter Leithart: Christian Empire, Christian Mission Andrew Perriman
Peter Leithart: Constantine and the end of sacrifice Andrew Perriman
Philo’s Moses as christological paradigm Andrew Perriman
Phyllis Bird on the authority of historical testimony Andrew Perriman
Piper's objections to Wright's 'good news' Andrew Perriman
Pistis Christou and Paul’s controlling narratives Andrew Perriman
Plotting the kingdom: now and not yet and not like that Andrew Perriman
Podcast: Does the narrative-historical method help us to answer the question “Why be a Christian?” Andrew Perriman
Podcast: Getting the mission of the church “right”: the whole point of justification Andrew Perriman
Podcast: Paul and Athens: the case against and for same-sex relationships Andrew Perriman
Podcast: Should we “water down” the doctrine of the Second Coming? Andrew Perriman
Podcast: Talking with Lynsey and Stuart Gilmour about an “alternative” approach to mission in Scotland Andrew Perriman
Podcast: The debate about “hell”: why both sides are missing the point Andrew Perriman
Podcast: The ends of the ages: church in the Anthropocene Andrew Perriman
Podcast: The good news is the narration of history Andrew Perriman
Podcast: The true identity of Jesus: I am the bread of life Andrew Perriman
Polysemy, pre-eminence, and patriarchy in Paul Andrew Perriman
Post-Christendom and the global church Andrew Perriman
Post-eschatological Andrew Perriman
Postconservative evangelicalism and beyond Andrew Perriman
Postmodernism and the Jesus of history Andrew Perriman
Postost-millennialism, or the end of eschatology as we know it Andrew Perriman
POSTOST: the book Andrew Perriman
Privacy policy Andrew Perriman
Progressive Christianity and the narrative-historical method Andrew Perriman
Prophecy and predetermination Andrew Perriman
Psalms of Solomon and Romans 1:1-17: The “Son of God” and the identity of Jesus Andrew Perriman
Putting the apocalyptic back in apologetics Andrew Perriman
Putting the past and the future back into hermeneutics Andrew Perriman
Putting the theological cart before the biblical horse Andrew Perriman