Ashland Theological Journal, Volume 34.
“We do not think that God is ontologically limited as in process theology but that God voluntarily self-limits so that freely chosen loving relations would be possible.” (Volume 34, Page 40)
“One of the most insightful commentaries on the book of Psalms is entitled, The Vitality of Worship, by Robert Davidson. The title is a bit misleading. The subtitle is more accurate, A Commentary On the Book of Psalms.” (Volume 34, Page 91)
“Thus the persons of the Trinity are equal both in essence and in status. Any argument for subordination within the eternal Trinity leaves itself open to charges of Arianism or tritheism.” (Volume 34, Page 74)
“Unlike the English word ‘helper,’ it never has the sense of subordinate” (Volume 34, Page 68)
“In this instance ʾādām is plural, referring to both male and female” (Volume 34, Page 63)