Soul Science Ministries

06/17/2026

For many Christians, the Trinity can feel like a confusing math problem or an abstract theological riddle meant only for academics.

But it is actually the foundational language of our faith. It shapes how we view reality, how we engage with science, and how we relate to God. We cannot treat the Trinity as an optional add-on; it is the core of who God actually is.

06/13/2026

Allison and I discuss the person-body relationship here in response to his article on my view in An Introduction to Theological Anthropology.

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Am I my body not just my soul? Brent talks with Greg Allison and Joshua Farris about Greg’s article in ‘Christ Over All’ called ‘The Embodied Person: Why I Am My Body, Not Just My Soul’. Dr. Greg Allison serves as Professor of Christian Theology at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He...

06/10/2026

In Ephesians 5:22–33, Paul explicitly connects the creational pattern of marriage to the mystery of Christ and the Church. He writes, “For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh. This is a profound mystery—but I am talking about Christ and the church” (Ephesians 5:31–32, NIV).

06/08/2026

However, it is not only his death and sacrifice that defeat them. His life, crucifixion, death, resurrection, ascension, and enthronement are all vital to destroying the powers of Sin, Death, and Satan

06/05/2026

The Bible draws a clear and necessary line between the Creator and the creation. While God is completely holy and sacred, the physical world itself is not. This biblical form of "desacralization" protects us from the ancient pagan temptation to worship nature, directing all of our reverence solely to the Creator where it belongs.

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06/04/2026

Ecclesial Orders Reflect Creation and Redemption.
The ecclesial structure of holy orders is grounded in this creational and redemptive framework.
Similarly, the Church is symbolically feminine, as the Bride of Christ. This dynamic of “similarity and difference” informs the distinctiveness of roles within holy orders.

06/02/2026

Can we say the Father "produces" the Son? Traditional language of "efficient causal relations" might not be the most coherent way to describe the Trinity.

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05/27/2026

Creation provides a typological framework for understanding God’s relationship with humanity.

This “similarity and difference” is not merely functional but theological, pointing to God’s purposes for human relationships and worship (Genesis 1:27).

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