Matthew Barrett
Founder and Executive Editor at Credo Magazine
Writing a Systematic Theology @bakeracademic ~ Author: Refo as Renewal ~ Professor @mbts ~ Podcast @credomagazine ~ Director @centerclassical
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2 days ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett |Scott Swain
In this episode of the Credo podcast, Dr. Matthew Barrett talks with D. A. Carson, emeritus professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and cofounder of The Gospel Coalition. Carson shares his inspiring story of how it all started, how he went from studying chemistry to studying theology and doing pastoral works. He shares his mindset in engaging with such a wide scope of topics in theology.
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1 week ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett
D.A. Carson sits down with Matthew Barrett to reflect on his life and career. In this Credo Colloquy, Carson shares how he first became interested in biblical scholarship, why his father’s humble ministry kept him from being seduced by triumphalist theology, why he receives hate mail from missionaries to Muslims, why he wrote a manifesto of our secular times, and more.
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1 week ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett |Scott Swain |Michael Horton
You’ve most likely been told that Thomas Aquinas is off limits, a theologian who will corrupt Protestants and turn them into Roman Catholics. And yet, Protestant history tells a different story: many of our Protestant forefathers did not merely retrieve Aquinas but thought of him as part of the same tradition they belonged to in the end.
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3 weeks ago |
credomag.com | Matthew Barrett
I’ve decided I need a breather from writing the chapters in my Systematic Theology on creation and anthropology. They are thrilling to write as the contrast between a classical approach to creation and a modern one makes for quite a story. Nevertheless, I need to let them marinate for a bit. I write in such a way that I let chapters sit for some time so that I can come back and evaluate them with fresh eyes.
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2 months ago |
credomag.com | Spencer McCorkel |Matthew Barrett
For over a millennium and a half the church across the globe has gathered together to confess the Trinity of the Nicene Creed. Across the Great Tradition this creed has proved to be a center around which the church unites as well as a guardrail that keeps the church from drifting into false doctrine. However, such unity was not easily achieved. The Nicene Creed did not sprout in a soil absent of weeds.
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