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Category: Christology
The identity and work of Jesus the Messiah.
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The Liturgical Rhythms of Early Christian Devotion: A Promise-Plan Appraisal of the “Honors” Taxonomy in Bowman and Komoszewski’s The Incarnate Christ and His Critics
Evaluating the historical and theological development of early Christian devotion requires a precise understanding of the liturgical practices adopted by the first believers.
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The Divine Honor: The Worship of Jesus and the Grammar of Early Christian Devotion
Contemporary Christology is characterized by a significant tension between historical orthodoxy and a wide range of critical re-evaluations. As traditional theological foundations face increasing scrutiny from both academic skepticism and alternative religious movements, clarifying the nature of early…
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The Divine Mind in Human Flesh
A comprehensive understanding of orthodox Christology requires holding two seemingly contradictory truths about Jesus’ knowledge during his earthly ministry. The Gospels do not offer a direct account; instead, they portray a figure who transcends the conventional boundaries between…
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Mapping the Modern Opposition to the Incarnate Christ
A robust defense of the Christian faith requires a clear definition of the exact nature of its opposition. If one asks the average congregant to define the modern critics of Christianity, a specific assumption inevitably emerges: most believe…
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The Last Adam and the Eternal Logos: Restoring the Cosmic Temple
The biblical narrative arcs from a pristine mountain sanctuary in Genesis to a glorified garden city in Revelation. Between these two points lies a history of fracture, exile, and the deliberate restoration of sacred space.