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Are our faith and our homes inimical to each other?

“Our faith and our homes aren’t inimical to each other,” says Carrie Gress, co-author of ‘Theology of Home.’ “When they work in tandem, they are really powerful tools of evangelization.” Photo by Kim Baile from "Theology of Home," published by TAN Books. ...

Is theology an independent endeavor?

Theology is an independent endeavor that primarily begins and ends with one's personal interpretation of a particular doctrine. Theology is an independent endeavor that primarily begins and ends with one's personal interpretation of a particular doctrine. ...

Is there a 21st century equivalent to 1st century doctrine?

According to Erickson, when doing theology, one can simply find 21st century equivalents for 1st century doctrine. The theologian's most pressing question when doing theology? What does this really mean? The study of Biblical doctrine is narrowed to only the study of the historical events of the Bible. ...

What is the purpose of studying theology?

A tool of theology used to examine contemporary Biblical interpretation in the context of how a particular doctrine was interpreted in the past. The purpose of studying theology is not just to know more about God, but to learn to love God and love others in the process. ...

Does Home foreshadow Heaven?

Home, by its nature, foreshadows heaven. Pope Saint John Paul II’s final words in this life were “Let me go to the house of the Father.” He wanted to go home – to the home that all of us are willed by God to go to, even if he allows our own will to lead us somewhere else. ...