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Clay Cooke

Clay Cooke was born and raised in small town North Carolina, where he received a B.A. in Religious Studies from North Carolina State University in 2004. He completed his Master of Divinity at Fuller Theological Seminary in March 2010, and is currently pursuing a PhD in Ethics and Historical Theology. Clay currently serves on staff at his church, Grace Pasadena.

Clay and his wife, Bekah, live in Pasadena, CA, where they enjoy the beautiful weather, cultural diversity, and Korean barbecue. Clay’s daughter, Ever, was born July 11, 2010.

Winning the war over hope: theological virtues amidst political complexity

In his provocative book The Republic of Grace, Mathewes suggests how Christians can cultivate hope in their political lives despite the pervasive brokenness in the world.

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Clay Cooke Jul 15, 2011

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Evangelicalism and Neocalvinism: Friends or Enemies?

I have often wondered whether I can be both an evangelical and a neocalvinist—whether I can reconcile my evangelical priorities to abide in Christ and seek and save the lost with my neocalvinist priorities to claim Christ’s kingship over creation and fill the earth with culture.