Triperspectival Theology for the Church
My wife Diane participated in the podcast below, which I recommend to our website users. The interview originally appeared at The Missions Podcast and is used by permission. “Eastern” and …
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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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Vern S. Poythress, "Typology and Christocentricity in the Hermeneutics of Johannes Oecolampadius" (PDF), Originally published in Westminster Theological Journal 81 (2019) 295–304. Used with …
Sergej Pauli: Prof Vern S. Poythress. You have different degrees. A Ph.D. in mathematics, but also a Th.M. in Apologetics. But you also studied Linguistics. Which of all these subjects do you like …
Vern S. Poythress, "A Simple Traffic-Light Model for Tagmemic Theory" (PDF), Originally published in Semiotica, 225 (2018):253-267. Used with permission. …
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Experimental vs. Historical One of the things I think to keep in mind is that there’s a difference between experimental science and what you might call historical science—or science that’s trying …
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