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Since When Did the Trinity Go Social?

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In this episode, Craig Carter and Matthew Barrett discuss chapter 3 of Barrett’s book, Simply Trinity: The Unmanipulated Father, Son, and Spirit (Baker, 2021). Carter and Barrett discuss topics such as the legacy of Nicaea in light of the rise of social trinitarianism, the state of the trinity in evangelicalism, and the difference between the […]

10 Weeks on the Trinity

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In this week’s lecture, Matthew Barrett tackles a new and novel evangelical view of the Trinity – the eternal functional subordination of the Son (EFS). In this view, EFS has redefined the Trinity in the form of a community or society, one that is the paradigm or prototype for human society. What kind of society? […]

Trinity Bibliography

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I am so glad you are enjoying my book, Simply Trinity: The Unmanipulated Father, Son, and Spirit (Baker). At the end, I provide a short bibliography. However, works on the Trinity are legion. Below is a working bibliography that can help you dive deeper into the doctrine of the Trinity. It is a working bibliography […]

Does Eternal Subordination Compromise Biblical Orthodoxy?

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“But in this video, Liam Goligher and Matthew Barrett explain why EFS has far more in common with novel, social views of the Trinity in the modern era than it does with historic Christianity. Barrett asks Goligher what first alarmed him and motivated him to be so bold to confront EFS. Together they examine the […]

The Definition of Complementarianism

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…Together, the Danvers Statement and this publication define complementarianism as a movement. Since then, many of the founders and council members of CBMW have written extensively on biblical manhood and womanhood.

Some Thoughts for Grieving Christian Parents

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“As a pastor for over 25 years, I have seen the sorrow of many godly Christian parents as one, some, or all of their children have left the faith as adults. But the sorrow arises from more than just the obvious spiritual concern for their children. There is also overwhelming guilt: what did I do […]

We Must Help the Oppressed – Even in Marriage

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“Did he abandon you or commit adultery? Did he hurt you physically? If not, you must stay with your spouse no matter what, according to God’s Word.” These are the soul-crushing comments often heard by Christians suffering in horrible marriage situations. But are they accurate? Have God’s people always thought like this? Do we dare […]

How The Athanasian Creed Can Help Contemporary Evangelical Theological Discourse

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One of the best ways to understand the incarnation and the two natures of Christ is to consider the Definition of Chalcedon and the Athanasian Creed.

Why Complementarianism Can’t Be a “Gospel” Issue

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What is in question is the wisdom and truth of using the gospel as a way of leveraging a discussion in Christian ethics.

The Practice Of Headcoverings In Public Worship

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It is our sincere desire to lead the people of God under our care in the ways of Christ that has led Presbytery to issue this report concerning headcoverings. We have carefully and prayerfully studied the issue from both Scripture and history. We now urge you, dear brothers and sisters, who are under the inspection […]
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