Frank M Hasel

General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Biblical Research Intitute, Associate Director

Bogenhofen Theological Seminary, Theology, Faculty Member

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Knox, John (Reformer)

Encyclopedia of the Bible Online, Aug 1, 2017

Canonical Criticism

The Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization, Nov 25, 2011

Ellen White and Creation

Perspective Digest, 2007

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Karl Barth's Church Dogmatics on the Atonement: Some Translational Problems

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1991

Virtual Faith? (The Associate Editor's Desk)

Perspective Digest, 2008

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The Holy Spirit

Inspiration and Authority: Nature and Function of Christian Scripture

Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, Sep 1, 2000

Canonical Theology: The Biblical Canon, Sola Scriptura, and Theological Method [review] / Peckham, John C

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 2017

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Christ's Substitutionary Death

Perspective Digest, 2010

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Reformed Confessions: Theology from Zurich to Barmen [review] / Jan Rohls; translated by John Hoffmeyer

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1999

vast majority of Adventists, both scholarly and otherwise, reside somewhere between those two ext... more vast majority of Adventists, both scholarly and otherwise, reside somewhere between those two extremes? Does the author hold that there are no possibilities for Adventism to maintain its theological integrity as it becomes consistently activated in the social realm, or is the either/or choice that he implicitly presents his readers with in his analysis the only alternative? T o put it mildly, this chapter's excursion into Adventist historical theology is both simplistic and misleading. That sort of extreme reductionism is bad enough in itself, but to turn around and suggest that one arm of a faulty dichotomy is the causative factor is even more untenable. Having said some fairly strong things about chapter seven, it is only fair to add that this chapter was the only one that was really misleading. Fortunately, the weaknesses of that chapter do not overly impact on the volume's overall validity. Each of the other chapters, even where bias is present, make major contributions to the understanding of Adventism. Not only are the historical chapters of great value but the final chapter, which deals with an Adventist basis for human rights, is especially worthy of study as Adventism takes necessary steps toward becoming more consistent in its approach to both social ethics and human rights.

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Anger in the Old Testament [review] / Bruce Edward Baloian

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1994

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Passing What Really

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The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Modern Christian Thought [review] / edited by Alister McGrath

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1995

Theology and the Role of Reason

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society, Dec 31, 1993

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The Goddess Revival [review] / Aída Besançon Spencer ... [et al.]

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1999

God, the Almighty: Power, Wisdom, Holiness, Love [review] / Donald G. Bloesch

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1998

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Handbook of Catholic Theology [review] / edited by Wolfgang Beinert, Francis Schüssler Fiorenza

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS), 1997

suggested by B. Zuckerman (422-435) with brief commentary on the "certainty" of scholarship. Sect... more suggested by B. Zuckerman (422-435) with brief commentary on the "certainty" of scholarship. Section VII on the "New Testament" includes an article by C. R. Koester (436-448) on the theology of the Gospel of John. It is followed by the hypothesis of J. Marcus (449-466) that much in the Gospel of Mark is dependent on Isaiah. J. P. Meier (467-477) examines the tradition, message, and authenticity of Luke 10:23-24 and reconstructs the text as it may have appeared in Q (Quelle).

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Scripture in the Theologies of W. Pannenberg and D. G. Bloesch: an Investigation and Assessment of its Origin, Nature, and Use

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Selbständige Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche (SELK)

The Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization, Nov 25, 2011

The SELK is an independent confessional Lutheran Church in Germany. There has been a moderate dec... more The SELK is an independent confessional Lutheran Church in Germany. There has been a moderate decline in membership over the past years. There are some 36,500 members (as of 2005). Members are organized in almost 200 congregations all over Germany, but mostly in Berlin, North-Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, and Hesse. Some 140 ordained pastors serve in the congregations. Keywords: Selbstandige Evangelisch-Lutherische Kirche (SELK); SELK, independent confessional lutheran church; independent lutheran church body, SELK; SELK's sacraments, (infant) baptism and holy communion

New Apostolic Church

The Encyclopedia of Christian Civilization, Nov 25, 2011

The movement known as the New Apostolic Church (NAC) has no association with any other orthodox C... more The movement known as the New Apostolic Church (NAC) has no association with any other orthodox Christian organization. It developed in Germany from the Catholic Apostolic Church in 1863 through various schisms and has grown to almost 11 million members on all continents. It has a strong eschatological orientation and sees itself as the final renewed apostolic church of the end-time that awaits the return of Christ. While the NAC claims to base its teachings on Holy Scripture, it is led by elected apostles and has established a system of apostolic guidance through the chief and district apostles. The position of the chief apostle can be compared to the one Peter had 2,000 years ago in the circle of the apostles. The district apostles, who are the heads of the different regional churches, work closely with the chief apostle and are assisted by other apostles. According to the belief of the NAC, Christ is present in the chief apostle and the apostolic office. Through the apostles Christ speaks his word for our time. This apostolic word is a second source of faith besides the Bible and, for all practical purposes, becomes the most important source of guidance. Without the ministry of the apostles there is no salvation. In 1951 the then chief apostle, J. G. Bischoff, declared that God had made known to him that he would not die before the second coming of Jesus Christ. When Bischoff died in 1960 his dogma about Christ's return had not been fulfilled. The NAC continues to maintain that it was a valid message from God. Keywords: new apostolic church; movement, the new apostolic church (NAC); holy baptism, holy sealing, and holy communion; christ, the chief apostle and apostolic office

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