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5 Μαρ 2018 · Reflection #1: The God of Creation. When we read the creation account in Genesis 1 we typically focus on what it says about us, that is, about the world of creation and our place in it. While these are important truths, they are not the most important thing that Genesis 1 teaches.
1 Μαρ 2021 · In this paper, I examine the Genesis creation narrative (Gen. 1:1–2:3) through a theological lens and argue that the creation themes in the Pentateuch are fundamentally theological rather...
21 Ιαν 2022 · A central challenge of Christian reflection on eschatological hope is the ability to balance affirmations of continuity and discontinuity between life now and the life to come.
The hope of Psalm 8 is that the praise of God in worship reminds us as humans that creation is a divine gift for which we are grateful as caregivers rather than exploiters.
With a deep past, a momentous present and a boundless future. There is a vital urgency to the work. But we can take encouragement from this long-term perspective. In God’s grace, deeper patterns of creation, re-creation, healing and flourishing are at work.
In his justly famous book Theology of Hope (1964), Jürgen Moltmann, one of the greatest theologians of the second part of the 20th century, made another important distinction, that between hope and optimism.
The significance of Genesis 1:26-28 can be seen in their central role in Genesis 1 itself, in their contribution to the structure and themes of Genesis, in their foundational place in central biblical theological themes, and in their contribution to systematic theology.
