Tag: theological justice

• Theo Talk: Replacement Theology, Antisemitism, and Why the Church Must Get This Right

  

  Theology is never neutral. What we believe always bears fruit. Theo Talk exists because there are theological conversations the modern Church often avoids—either because they are uncomfortable, controversial, or demand historical honesty. As a junior-year bachelor’s student in theology who has worked across multiple denominations, I’ve learned that doctrine is not merely academic. It shapes…

  Amanda Sherrell

  January 22, 2026

  Insightful, Inspirational

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