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Brad Miner on Anthony Esolen’s new commentary on the Prologue in John’s Gospel: linguistic-Biblical scholarship for evangelism.
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There is no shortage of Greek words that define the contents of our faith—words like logos and agape. But there is another set of Greek terms that express the way or the form in which the contents of revelation are presented to us. According to Catholic theologian Erich Przywara, there are four such terms: kerygma, […]
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