“Origen taught that when we come upon a biblical passage that seems unworthy of God, we must humble ourselves before God and ask the Spirit to help us find a deeper meaning in the passage that is worthy of God.” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“God is Christlike, and in him is no un-Christlikeness at all. —A. M. Ramsey” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“It’s impossible to exaggerate the importance of a believer’s mental representation of God, for the way you imagine God largely determines the quality of… — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“Jesus viewed the OT as a divinely inspired authority that was under, not alongside, his own divine authority.” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“In fact, there is mounting neurological evidence that a person’s mental representation of God significantly affects their quality of life, for better or for… — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“Scripture’s violent portraits of God will continue to pollute our mental images of God until we find a way to reconcile them with Jesus’s… — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“While I continue to affirm that the whole Bible is inspired by God, I’m now persuaded that the Bible itself instructs us to base… — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“Origen taught that when we come upon a biblical passage that seems unworthy of God, we must humble ourselves before God and ask the… — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“to say that a passage is divinely inspired is not to say that it necessarily reflects an unclouded vision of God.” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“For Jesus, the key to understanding the Old Testament was located in his own life and work, for everything pointed to himself. —David Dockery” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“Everything we need to know and can know about God is found in Christ.” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
“Jesus is what God looks like when there are no clouds in the way.” — Gergory A. Boyd Copy Share Image
