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The Sacredness of Life as a Cardinal Ethical Norm: An Incarnational, Ontological, and Promise-Plan Synthesis
This study constructs a biblical-theological defense of the sacredness of human life as a cardinal ethical norm in Christian ethics. Grounded primarily in Chapter 8 (“So Much Value: The Sacredness…
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The Scriptural and Historical Continuum
This essay evaluates the Qurʾān’s own defense of prior Abrahamic Scripture against later Islamic charges of wholesale textual corruption (taḥrīf al-lafẓ) and against the dogma of letter-perfect inlibration.
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The Shroud of Turin, Empirical Artifacts, and the Resurrection of Jesus: A Historiographical, Medical, and Biblical-Theological Investigation
A guide to the article’s evaluation of the Shroud of Turin, scientific dating disputes, burial context, and its possible place alongside resurrection evidence.
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The Shrub that Shelters the Nations
Mark’s mustard seed portrays the kingdom as humble growth that shelters others. This study connects the shrub’s expansive hospitality with Jesus’ hidden and suffering kingship, prophetic imagery, and the inclusion…
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The Sinless Christ: Exegetical Foundations, Islamic Polemics, and the Canonical Architecture of Promise-Plan Soteriology
Christ’s sinlessness carries both Christological and atoning significance in the biblical canon. This study compares New Testament testimony with Qurʾānic and hadith portrayals while distinguishing textual evidence from later doctrines…
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The Soul and the Brain: A Biblical-Theological and Philosophical Defense of Substance Dualism within the Promise-Plan of God
This essay defends generic, holistic substance dualism—the claim that the human person is an integrated compound of an immaterial soul and a material body—against reductive materialism, nonreductive physicalism, and a…
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The Sower as Christ’s Life
Mark’s Parable of the Sower becomes Jesus’ biography in advance: apparent waste, rejection, defection, death, and an astonishing resurrection harvest.
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The Structural, Relational, and Theological Architecture of Matthew’s Apostolic List: Relational Networks, Textual Verisimilitude, and Promise-Plan Horizons in Matthew 10:2–4
Matthew’s apostolic list is examined through name patterns, relational pairings, historical plausibility, and the Twelve’s place in the promise-plan.
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The Syro-Aramaic Subtext and Philological Architecture of the Qurʾān
This essay offers a historical-critical and biblical-theological assessment of the Qurʾān’s linguistic, intertextual, and manuscript profile. Classical Islamic orthodoxy presents the text as a verbatim Arabic dictation, preserved letter-perfect from…
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The Taken and the Left
The essay argues that Noah and Lot supply the controlling examples for Jesus’ warnings in Luke 17 and Matthew 24. On its reading, being taken signals catastrophic judgment, while those…
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The Teleological Bedrock of the Cosmic Temple: Specified Complexity, Critical Realism, and the Promise-Plan of God
This essay presents an intelligent-design argument from biological information and specified complexity. It engages competing philosophical interpretations of origins and connects the author’s design inference with creation as sacred space…
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The Theological Engineering of Muḥammad’s Biography: Historiographical Distance, Codicological Reality, and the Promise-Plan of Divine Revelation
This essay offers a historical-critical and biblical-theological appraisal of early Islamic origins, with particular attention to the construction of Muḥammad’s biography (sīra) and the literature of the prophetic tradition (ḥadīth).
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The Theological Unity of God Across the Testaments
Contemporary biblical scholarship and popular Christian discourse frequently characterize the canon as possessing an irreconcilable theological rupture, contrasting an Old Testament deity of raw wrath and ethical dubiety with a…
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The Three Cosmic Rebellions and the Architecture of the Promise-Plan: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of Scripture in Its Hebraic and Second Temple Context
This study contends that the three compounding cosmic rebellions—Eden (Genesis 3), the transgression of the Watchers (Genesis 6:1–4), and the disinheritance of the nations at Babel (Genesis 11; Deuteronomy 32:8–9)—establish…
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The Three Pillars of Love and Divine Redemption: Deconstructing “Divine Abuse” through Hebraic Covenantal Soteriology and the Promise-Plan of God
Popular Western homiletics sometimes present an “angry deity” model of atonement—labeled “divine abuse” by Eitan Bar and “cosmic child abuse” by several critics—in which the Father inflicts retributive violence upon…
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The Threshold of the Inbreaking Reign
The essay interprets Mark 13:32–37 as a summons to faithful work and watchfulness during the interval before the master’s return. It relates the parable’s four night watches to Mark’s passion…
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The Torah as Prophetic Narrative
This essay examines the purpose of the Mosaic Pentateuch through the literary thesis of Postell, Bar, and Soref 2019 , the compositional analysis of Sailhamer 2009 , and the promise-plan…
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The Triune God of the Promise-Plan: Biblical Theology, Hebraic Monotheism, and the Inter-Religious Critique of Islamic Tawḥīd
The essay traces Trinitarian confession through the biblical promise-plan and compares Christian and Islamic accounts of divine unity, revelation, and relational attributes.
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The Two Powers in Heaven and the Deity of Christ
This essay investigates the ontological foundation of Christ’s deity within Hebraic monotheism, drawing on Old Testament text-patterns, Second Temple Jewish literature, apostolic writings, and later rabbinic polemics.
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The Two Trees in the Cosmic Temple: Royal Priesthood, Moral Autonomy, and the Architecture of the Promise-Plan
Contemporary Christian systematic theology frequently interprets the primeval narratives of Genesis 1 3 through post-biblical Western categories, reducing the cosmic architecture of creation and the drama of human failure to…
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The Typological Tapestry of Matthew’s Infancy Narrative
Matthew 1–2 is not a cluster of isolated proof-texts but a typological tapestry in which Jesus of Nazareth recapitulates Israel’s story and brings God’s single promise-plan to its next, irreversible…
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The Unchanging Text in Flux
This essay offers a historical-critical and biblical-theological appraisal of the popular claim that the Qurʾān has been preserved with letter-for-letter, grapheme-for-grapheme identity from the recitation associated with Muḥammad (ca. 610…
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The Unified Gospel: Reconciling Jesus and Paul
For more than a century, New Testament scholarship and popular Christian discourse have frequently posited a fundamental theological rupture between Jesus of Nazareth and the Apostle Paul.
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The Unique Jesus
The essay compares the distinctive prerogatives attributed to Jesus in Scripture and the Qurʾān, including virginal conception, purity, life-giving signs, and eschatological honor. It argues that shared titles coexist with…
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The Uniqueness of Jesus: Christological Prerogatives, the Promise-Plan Architecture, and Contemporary Christian–Muslim Polemics
A comparative study of Jesus’ titles, signs, and prerogatives explores the divide between Islamic inlibration and biblical incarnation within the promise-plan.