PhD: Twitter quote 51

PhD: Twitter quote 51

Photo: Huib Lokerse, Facebook, February 5, 2021, Netherlands

2010 Theodicy and Practical Theology: PhD thesis, the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, Lampeter 

Twitter version I

Bloesch reasons naturalism philosophically reduces humans to creatures that commit instinctual drives. Bloesch (1987: 174).

Twitter version II

Miracles are not typical, but were primarily used in the New Testament to highlight the ministry of Christ. Klein, Blomberg, and Hubbard (1993: 340).

This is both a cited theological view and also one I hold to within my Reformed theology. 

BLOESCH, DONALD G. (1987) Freedom for Obedience, San Francisco, Harper and Rowe Publishers. 

BLOESCH, DONALD G. (1996) ‘Sin, The Biblical Understanding of Sin’, in Walter A. Elwell (ed.), Evangelical Dictionary of Theology, Grand Rapids, Baker Books.

KLEIN, WILLIAM W. CRAIG, C. BLOMBERG, AND ROBERT L. HUBBARD, JR. (1993) Introduction to Biblical Interpretation, London, Word Publishing.