InArchive for Experiential TheologybyBen Nasmith·Jun 2, 2017Revelation and BibleBy Peter Taylor Forsyth
InArchive for Experiential TheologybyBen Nasmith·Jun 1, 2017From a Lover of Love to an Object of GraceBy Peter Taylor Forsyth
InArchive for Experiential TheologybyBen Nasmith·May 31, 2017The Distinctive Thing in Christian ExperienceBy Peter Taylor Forsyth
InOne Thing NeedfulbyOne Thing Needful·May 1, 2017The Distinctive Thing in Christian ExperienceAn article by Peter Taylor Forsyth
InOne Thing NeedfulbyOne Thing Needful·Feb 9, 2017Peter Forsyth on Theology and the PulpitA rare autobiographical aside
Ben Nasmith·Nov 15, 2015PT Forsyth’s evangelical litmus testThe descriptor “evangelical” means different things to different people. Here’s how Peter Forsyth uses it:
Ben Nasmith·Nov 11, 2015Unsystematic theology and PT Forsyth‘The whole bible or none,’ it was said. ‘Take but a stone away and the edifice subsides.’ This came of a Bible having been reduced to a…
InMeta-Theology QuarterlybyBen Nasmith·Nov 11, 2015Human value and the crossRandal Rauser critiques the view that we are valuable because Christ died for us. “Rather,” he argues, “Christ died for us because we are…
