Adversaria Videos and Podcasts
Scripture, Theology, Liturgy, and Culture
Matt, Derek, and I are joined by Dr Matthew Barrett to discuss his recent book, Simply Trinity: The Unmanipulated Father, Son, and Spirit.
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I discuss Genesis 48 and Jacob’s faith in blessing the sons of Joseph.
Continue reading “The Family of Abraham: Part 38—The Blessing of Joseph’s Sons”
This transcription of my summary and review of Michael McClymond and Gerald McDermott’s book The Theology of Jonathan Edwards was transcribed by Lorraine O’Neal. If you would be interested in her transcription services—for sermons, lectures, talks, or something else—you can contact her here.
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If you would like to volunteer to transcribe some videos yourself, please contact me using the page above.You can see a complete list of my videos and transcripts here.I follow what you are saying about the error of saying that there are three ‘centers of consciousness’ in God’s Triune nature, and how that would involve a denial of the unity and simplicity of the Divine Being and ultimately involve tritheism. However, isn’t that different from affirming three subsistent consciousnesses, or three self-conscious Persons within the nature of God? Would not a denial of that involve the opposite error of modalism? I am concerned that in our right concern to flee from tritheism, we are not seeing an implicit embrace of modalism.
Today I answer a question about the classical doctrine of the Trinity. There is much that I’d love to say more clearly or carefully than I do in this video, or to elaborate upon further, so feel free to send me follow-up questions in the comments here or over on Curious Cat.
