Triperspectival Theology for the Church
Why do our human analogies fail to describe the mystery of the Trinity? How do God-given analogies like Word, Son, and Image describe the Trinity? How do these biblical images help us understand …
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How should missionaries argue for the Christian faith? If human beings are dead in sin, then they need more than evidence—they need to realize that even their refusal to believe is an act of rebellion …
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The following interview, conducted by Tavis Bohlinger, is used by permission from the Logos Academic Blog. Vern Poythress is a highly-respected evangelical theologian and philosopher who has taught …
Vern Poythress' book, Knowing and the Trinity: How Perspectives in Human Knowledge Imitate the Trinity (Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian & Reformed, 2018), is now available for download on the …
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1. Genesis 1 shows that God brought the created world into existence and sovereignly governs it according to his personal purposes. The world we live in is personally governed. It is not a mechanism, …
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Dr. Vern Poythress recently appeared on Christ the Center with Camden Busey to speak about the hermeneutical issues involved in interpreting Genesis 1–3. How does biblical interpretation relates to …
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