In this conclusion to Jordan Daniel Wood's depiction of his departure from Hart, he locates the specifics of their difference in Jordan's focus on the personhood of Christ, which embraces sequence, development, and progress historically and in the learning of individuals, where Hart seems to set this aside.
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Origen as Alternative to a Failed Metaphysics
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Origen: The First Post-Apostolic Theologian
Sermon: Epiphany: The Transfiguring Presence of God
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Sermon: Christ as Analogy Versus the Lie of the Anti-Christ
Irenaeus’ Recapitulation as Hermeneutic and Economy of Salvation
Sermon: The Contrast of Total Darkness and Total Light
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Enfleshing the Gospel as Analogy of Faith
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Sermon: The Christocentric Principle
My Missionary Journey
Sermon: Christ as an Alternative Order of Truth
A Summary of Salvation in the Gospel of John
Sermon: Maximus versus Luther - God as Hidden or Christ as All in All
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