Blog/Articles/Rebuttals
This section contains the primary written material of Christ Rooted DIT, including structured articles and formal rebuttals. Individual pieces are often shared or read independently, but each assumes and depends upon the broader framework established throughout the site.
Readers unfamiliar with the underlying framework are encouraged to begin with Start Here or explore the Disciplines to understand how each article fits within the whole.
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“You Cannot See My Face”
Exodus 33:20 emphasizes the distinction between God’s unveiled Soul and His visible Form, asserting the necessity of divine structure while illustrating the limitations of mortal perception in encountering God’s full identity. Continue reading
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There Is No Such Thing as Reading Jesus Without a Framework
The article argues that interpreting Jesus’ words requires a theological framework. Without acknowledging the inherent interpretive processes, readers can inadvertently import external concepts, obscuring the true meaning of Scripture. Continue reading
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The Soul Aspect, Final Death, and the Urgency of Salvation
The discussion emphasizes that interpreting John 10:30 requires a theological framework, shaped by Scripture, to understand Jesus’ nature and its implications for faith and worship profoundly. Continue reading
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The Tool Bin Is Not the Text
The article argues that many theological debates stem from inherited interpretive frameworks rather than Scripture itself. It emphasizes the need for restoration theology to prioritize biblical categories over established traditions. Continue reading
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The Beauty of Ontological Union
The ontological union beautifully intertwines divine and human identities in Jesus, maintaining their distinction while ensuring inseparability, revealing God’s true presence and the fullness of humanity in Him. Continue reading
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Holy Spirit vs Spirit of God
The terms “Holy Spirit” and “Spirit of God” express distinct aspects of God’s nature, emphasizing covenant presence versus divine possession, while clarifying the singularity of God’s identity. Continue reading
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Christology Is Not Complicated
The Incarnation in Three StepsThis article simplifies Christology by outlining the incarnation in three clear steps: Mary provides the physical element, the Father imparts His Form as the spiritual element, resulting in the emergence of Messiah Jesus. Continue reading