The Institute of Relational Theology

The Institute of Covenant-Relationship Theology (More precisely)

2 Corinthians 4:1-6. Ever tried to zero in on your personal theology? Unsatisfied with Calvinism nor Arminianism as extremes,but finding difficulty articulating what is neither? This is the site for that middle ground. Finally, we have a logical system to shame the extremes. Read on and be liberated from the shackles of classical theology. Indeed, "the Truth shall set you free!" We always ask, "What saith the Lord?"

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Oaths and Covenant-Relationship

Labels: kingdom

The essence of "Let your Yes be Yes, and your No be No" and everything else is from the evil one!

Ecclesiastes 5

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Welcome to Common Sense Interpretation

This is not a new version of Christian belief but an articulation of First Century theology from the perspective of a "highly Jewish" Jesus, Paul or John the apostle. Classical theology assumes a "highly Hellenistic" Paul and is confused when John speaks about love and when Jesus talks about the Kingdom of God.

LABELS have been provided for easy topical access. However, if you want to read this blog like a book, I suggest you follow the SUGGESTED READING SEQUENCE. Mouse-over any Bible verse(s) to pop-up the text for immediate reading reference.

There are 2 central intuitive assumptions about God to really get to know Him. First, the Only God who LOVES is also all-wise and super-intelligent. Hence, unless we deal with Him as intelligent, our religion will not make any sense at all. He looks ONLY at the heart (or motive) and is not impressed at all by ritual, ceremony, pretense, insincerity nor theological jargon.

Second, God is the Super-Communicator. That means, His revelation can be interpreted and understood by the common man with enough common sense and intelligence and without the corruption of seminaries and pretentious commentaries (Jeremiah 29:13)

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Oaths and Covenant-Relationship

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