philippians examination credibility christology

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The Christology of Philippians 2: 6-11, An examination of the Person and Work of Christ
Michael, W J Phelan

Twoedged Sword Publications, 2004

Are so-called Kenotic Theologians right to assert that this passage teaches the loss of some of the attributes of Deity by Christ when He took our flesh? In what ways did Christ become a Servant, as Paul says in this passage that He did? How are we to understand the complete submission of the entire creation to the Name of Jesus spoken of in this passage? What might believers in Christ expect as a consequence of the Life and Work of ...

The Genesis 'Gap Theory': Its Credibility and Consequences

1 review
Michael, W. J. Phelan

Twoedged Sword Publications, 2005

Concise and well written
I have for years believed in the gap theory. Without question, absolving the knowledge from many christain ministers and writers. I did no study on this until now. After a long search for a book that actually talks about the gap and what happened, I picked this book. But the author approaches the topic with an open mind, examining arguements for and against the existence of the gap. I will not ...