More often than not, from my experience with theological discussion or any sort of discussion in general, we tend to go about a certain way of engaging in whatever the topic of conversation is, from the way we speak, to the way in which we frame and express our points of view. In light of a theological context, all believers, when discussing theology, have something called a Theological Method. The vast majority of Christians, not only do not know what a Theological Method is, but do not even realise that they have one. So, what is a Theological Method? What is it constituted of? Why is it important? All of these questions shall be addressed in today's episode, as we begin with an introduction into the next few weeks of discussion of Theological Method, which enables us to build the framework for, not only studying theology, but also engaging in theological discussions. All of this today, in the Theological Treasury podcast.
Works in today's episode and over the next few weeks:
The Wesleyan Quadrilateral by Don Thorsen
A Model for Evangelical Theology by Graham McFarlane
Other Relevant Reading:
Theological Method: A Guide for the Perplexed by Paul L. Allen
