Thinking Theology Aloud [Random]

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“Cleave” Does Not Imply an Unbreakable Bond (JDR-3)

“Cleave” Does Not Imply an Unbreakable Bond (JDR-3)

Dwight Gingrich • 9 min read •
The “Divorce Evil” and the Response of the Mennonite Church (1880s to 1905)

The “Divorce Evil” and the Response of the Mennonite Church (1880s to 1905)

Dwight Gingrich • 3 min read •
Radical Faithfulness: A Proposal about Marriage Permanence

Radical Faithfulness: A Proposal about Marriage Permanence

Dwight Gingrich • 9 min read •
Hyper-Literalism, Could vs. Should, and a Guiding Question (JDR-2)

Hyper-Literalism, Could vs. Should, and a Guiding Question (JDR-2)

Dwight Gingrich • 8 min read •
Jesus on Divorce and Remarriage: Introduction (JDR-1)

Jesus on Divorce and Remarriage: Introduction (JDR-1)

Dwight Gingrich • 9 min read •
Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Transition from German to English)

Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Transition from German to English)

Dwight Gingrich • 23 min read •
Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Separatism and Confessional Statements)

Why did Mennonites Abandon the Early Anabaptist View of Jesus’ Exception Clause? (Separatism and Confessional Statements)

Dwight Gingrich • 9 min read •
When did Mennonites Discard the Early Anabaptist Interpretation of Jesus’ Exception Clause about Divorce?

When did Mennonites Discard the Early Anabaptist Interpretation of Jesus’ Exception Clause about Divorce?

Dwight Gingrich • 8 min read •
Why Did Early Anabaptists Believe Jesus Allowed Divorce and Remarriage in Cases of Adultery?

Why Did Early Anabaptists Believe Jesus Allowed Divorce and Remarriage in Cases of Adultery?

Dwight Gingrich • 52 min read •
Anabaptists Then (1600-1860s): “It Is Clearly to Be Seen”

Anabaptists Then (1600-1860s): “It Is Clearly to Be Seen”

Dwight Gingrich • 34 min read •
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