Each Tuesday, we release a video in a series we call “Ask the theologian.”
C.S. Lewis, himself an Anglican, talked about “mere Christianity” (and published a book with that as the title), wherein he explained broad Christian teaching, the theological common ground upon which a vast majority of Christians could walk.
In that same spirit, these short videos (less than 5 minutes each) are hosted by two friends who are unashamedly confessional Baptists, but who will explain and promote the common ground basics of the Christian faith.
Each week will focus on one question. Here is the ground we’ve covered so far:
- Question #1: What is theology?
- Question #2: Where do you go get your theology?
- Question #3: How do you know that what you are saying is actually true?
- Question #4: Does theology definitely lead to ethics?
If you have a question you’d like to ask, then make a comment below, and we’ll consider adding the question to the hopper for a future video.
TODAY’S QUESTION:
What should be the goal, the end result of studying Christian theology?
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