I got a message from a blogger asking if I was ever going to share my responses to all my previous blogging on Pannenberg, so since that means at least one person presumably wants them I share some of them. The first is Pannenberg's decision to use lordship as a primary category. I'll look at it … Read more about Pannenberg and the Lordship Dilemma
The Homebrewed Christianity Jingle by Tommy Silk
My best buddy from High School, James Beikmohamadi, was part of creating the Jingle Generator and let me tell you it is very entertaining. Go check it out, but first listen to the new Homebrewed Christianity jingle. Where else can you get an award winning producer like Tommy Silk to do your … Read more about The Homebrewed Christianity Jingle by Tommy Silk
From Radical Hermeneutics to the Weakness of God with John Caputo: Homebrewed Christianity 19
This week all-star philosopher John Caputo is our guest as he shares his philosophical and theological journey through his career. If you are already a Caputo fan you will hear how he managed to make his more recent theological turn. If you aren't a fan yet, then you will be. He shares how an … Read more about From Radical Hermeneutics to the Weakness of God with John Caputo: Homebrewed Christianity 19
Are You Speaking Bat?
If you have seen Batman I am sure the whole interrogation scene made you think about the use of power, terrorism, club gitmo, and torture but in this little spoof a more important issue was explored....Joker's imperial intent and assertion of the enlgish language during the interrogation. Reflect … Read more about Are You Speaking Bat?
Will Blog For Food & Links For The Clicking
- Over at the Performancing blog a question was asked, What three bloggers would you want to get together for dinner? A Great Question and it took me a while to come up with the group. So I decided to go with all bloggers I have never met in person. Now imagine a cornor table at Foothills, my … Read more about Will Blog For Food & Links For The Clicking
Whiteheadian Witticisms: A Call to Theological Humility
In a conversation on the necessity of and incompleteness of all systems of thought Whitehead makes explicit the need for humility in these adventures of ideas. Though longer, you can hear an echo of one of my favorite Whitehead one-liners, 'Seek certainty and distrust it.' Check it out below and … Read more about Whiteheadian Witticisms: A Call to Theological Humility
6th Anniversary
6 Years ago I married the coolest woman I have ever met. Alecia keeps getting more beautiful, loving, and tolerant of my consistant short comings. She posted a blog with pictures of us from the day we met to today, so go check it out if you have any interest. … Read more about 6th Anniversary
Neo-Orthodoxy: Old School Theology pt.4
Neo-Orthodoxy originated as a retrieval of orthodox Christianity that gained insight through critical engagement with liberalism. What initially connected its founding figure heads Rudolf Bultmann and Karl Barth was the reframing of biblical authority for Christian theology. Barth, Bultmann, … Read more about Neo-Orthodoxy: Old School Theology pt.4
Whiteheadian Witticisms: Religion and Music
'Religion cannot exist without music. … Read more about Whiteheadian Witticisms: Religion and Music
Tom Sine on the New Conspirators: Homebrewed Christianity ep.18
Tom Sine is sweet. His new book 'The New Conspirators' is awesome. His community is inspiring. If you don't believe me look at the 23 positive blog responses below OR take the Tall Skinny Kiwi's word (and you should) because he said this is the #2 emerging Church book for the USA. This week we … Read more about Tom Sine on the New Conspirators: Homebrewed Christianity ep.18
Classical Liberalism: Old World Theology pt. 3
Liberalism was a theological creation of the Enlightenment that flourished throughout Europe and America. It's self-understanding was the salvaging and restoration of the Christian faith in the contemporary culture. Theologically, liberalism gave reason and experience a prominent role in the … Read more about Classical Liberalism: Old World Theology pt. 3
Quest for the Living God with Elizabeth Johnson: Homebrewed Christianity ep. 17
Elizabeth Johnson is a hero of mine. Such a gracious combination of fidelity to Christian tradition, creative exploration in Christian theology, and commitment to the church is hard to find (plus her writing is easy to read). As an aspiring theologian I tend to get theological crushes on books and … Read more about Quest for the Living God with Elizabeth Johnson: Homebrewed Christianity ep. 17