Jordan Daniel Wood lays out two possible understandings of David Hart's critique of his work on Maximus. He locates the central issue in Hart's depiction of nature, in which Hart would locate divinity but in which he would turn to the Person of Christ as uniting the natural and divine. Jonathan suggests that Bernard Lonergan's approach, dropping focus on nature but looking to human desire, may be a mediating understanding.
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The Problem of Religion and Culture
Sermon: The Scandal of the Cross Exposing the Scandal of Satan
Reflections On Our Conversation With Jordan Wood and His Class for PBI
Jordan Wood on the PBI Course: The Theology of Maximus The Confessor
The Defeat of the Covenant with Death in Romans 9-11
Romans 9-11: Double Predestination and Christian Zionism
The Reconstitution of the Subject From Romans 7 to Romans 8
Romans 7: The Split Within as the Sickness Unto Death
Does Baptism Make an Ontological Difference?
The Dialectic of the Law Displaced in Being Joined to the Body of Christ
Cosmic Conversion From the Elementary Principles of the Law Through Mind Transformation
Sermon: Exposing the Idol of Modernity
The Reign of Death, Not Law, as the Primary Human Problem
Sermon: Exposing the Secular as the Law of Sin and Death
Reification of the Law: The Teaching of the False Teacher as the Definition of Sin
Sermon: Christ as Synthesis of the Fractured Image
Two Forms of Christianity Based on Two Alternative Meanings of Faith
Contrasting Paul's Gospel with that of the False Teacher in Romans 1:18-32
Sorting Out the Unconditional and Conditional Gospel with Douglas Campbell
Introducing World Religions and Cultures
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