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How can we say that the Bible contains the very words of God if there are places where we don’t know what those words *are*. [via Prof. Bart Ehrman]
Strangely, the Bible itself asked that question first: “How can you say, ‘We are wise, and the law…
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Understanding the Divide Between Theological, Academic, and Mixed Journals: Scope and Audience Issue via my Journal Paper by Top Journals
[I believe these are very honest comments, which I respect in return.] 1) Catholic Biblical Quarterly (CBQ) CBQ…
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Am I a Heretic? Exploring “Salvation Outside Christianity”: Selected Quotations from Leading Asian and Malaysian Theologians
Dr. Edmund Chia offers an interesting perspective on “Asian Theology.” Note: I am an ecumenical Christian (not a…
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Thought: Toward a Revised Abstract of Non-Elect Salvation Possibility (NESP) Paper with Methodological Defense
By Jonathan Ramachandran (14 April 2026). When reviewers of my NESP paper cite a methodological error based on…
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Money Never Lies—It Reveals the Truth
By Jonathan Ramachandran (12 April 2026). I know a man who previously worked as a Centre Manager for…
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Are you (Jonathan Ramachandran) saved according to Catholic, Reformed, and Chiliasm doctrines?
In this article, I will discuss the famous question, “Do Christians Need to Attend Church to Be Saved?”…
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My First Theology Article! Published in JOY! Magazine (Christian): “The Personhood of the Holy Spirit and the Unity of the Trinity” — featured in their 20th Anniversary issue for Good Friday & Easter 2026!
My First Theology Article! Published in JOY! Magazine (Christian): “The Personhood of the Holy Spirit and the Unity…
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Acknowledging Those Who Made My Biblical Scholarship Possible By Jonathan Ramachandran (26 February 2026)
Does Oxford University Press—or any other Flagship-Elite Publisher—say anything positive about your “Imprint Hermeneutics” so-called “scholarship”? Briefly, I…
