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An abductive case for qualified monism
A case for QM instead of supernatural theism or atheism.
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Steven Nemes
August 2023
Some thoughts on changing your theological opinions
A response to Jordan Steffaniak on the question of whether pastors can or should change their theological opinions.
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Steven Nemes
July 2023
Why do evangelicals convert to Roman Catholicism?
Evangelicals convert to Roman Catholicism because they are really Roman Catholics at heart.
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Steven Nemes
Faith in God versus religious dogma?
Exploring a possible tension or even contradiction between related theological notions.
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Steven Nemes
June 2023
Another argument for qualified monism
Qualified monism does better justice to the notion of God’s ultimacy than do classical and neo-classical theism.
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Steven Nemes
Qualified monism or classical theism? Three arguments
A brief presentation of three arguments for preferring qualified monism to classical theism.
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Steven Nemes
The phenomenological notion of knowledge and its consequences
Knowledge can be defined as the awareness of the truth of our opinions. But this definition implies that we do not know very much at all.
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Steven Nemes
May 2023
Theology and philosophy in Roman Catholicism
The use of philosophy in service of theology in Roman Catholicism (and in catholicism more generally) is purely instrumental.
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Steven Nemes
March 2023
February 2023
The Jesus Meal Club
An idea for how post-dogmatic Christian corporate worship might look.
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Steven Nemes
January 2023
Varieties of eucharistic doctrines
How to understand the difference between memorialism and the Reformed and Real Presence doctrines of the Eucharist.
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Steven Nemes
December 2022
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