Adam and Eve: Rethinking Genesis 2:7 - Almost Heretical
Uncover new insights on Genesis 2:7, reexamining the story of Adam and Eve through a progressive and thought-provoking lens.| Almost Heretical
How, then, should we read the Bible? In Christ from Beginning to End , authors Trent Hunter and Stephen Wellum outline six different contexts—three…| Zondervan Academic
Uncover new insights on Genesis 2:7, reexamining the story of Adam and Eve through a progressive and thought-provoking lens.| Almost Heretical
Why didn’t Jesus write anything down? Explore the culture, urgency, and mystery behind his unwritten words in this Almost Heretical episode.| Almost Heretical
Looking for a list of women in the Bible? Discover 16 notable biblical women, from Mary Magdalene to Vashti, plus an alphabetical list of female names in Scripture.| Almost Heretical
The topic of slavery in the Bible is one of the most complex and controversial discussions within biblical scholarship and modern ethics. It triggers tough questions: Does the Bible outright condemn slavery? If not, does that mean God condones it? And perhaps most challenging: What does it mean for the Bible’s authority if it doesn’t […] The post Slavery in the Bible: Does the Bible Condemn Slavery? appeared first on Almost Heretical.| Almost Heretical
Frank Kenny explores the historical conflicts and contexts that shaped modern Christianity, revealing insights from his book, The God of War.| Almost Heretical
Brian McLaren explores how being Christian could transcend beliefs, focusing on actions and modern spirituality's evolving context.| Almost Heretical
Explore Eve and the apple and the fall. We delve into Genesis 3, unraveling its themes and their influence on modern Christian faith.| Almost Heretical
