Theology Fail's

"Know Your Heretics"

This is a awesome blog series going on at The Resurgence. Basically, the goal is to educate Christians on the heresies the Church has seen throughout history. Even if your not a Theology nerd, I would contest that it is absolutely imperative that all Christians should educate themselves to be aware of the "wrongs" of theology.

The more we are aware of the heresies, the better we can affirm the right theology. Even more importantly, is that in this generation, people are beginning to ask all sorts of questions. Christianity then branches out to those who believe this and those who believe that; and we see this happening all over the world. In our teaching, we should be able to expose the heresies. With others teaching us, we should be able to point out heresies (if they arise). It's all for the benefit of the believer to come to know God most rightly. And that absolutely glorifies God.

New Discoveries All Over the Place

Lately, I've been discovering all sorts of new blogs, organizations, articles, references, and theologians. One of many of the theologians I have stumbled across is Tim Horton. The Resurgence has recently been posting clips of a Q&A-type of interview with the Theology professor. They are pretty great, and this is just one of the most recent:

"Why is the resurgence of reformed theology encouraging?"

Tim Horton also has a podcast called The White Horse Inn, where he gives lectures on Doctrine and Theology. His whole idea behind the podcast: "Know what you believe and why you believe it". I love that. And I think I love him. You should too.