Meanwhile, back at the ranch…
…or, Something to keep you busy over the weekend…
…or, The Past Fortnight in the Theoblogosphere.
Hey, look at that! This post is only a week overdue, since the last link post was three weeks ago. That’s doing pretty well, considering my track record lately.
There’s been lots of stuff going on as usual at DET and across the theo-blogosphere, and this post is your one-stop-shop to catch up on anything that you missed. So kick back with your beverage of choice, flip your brain into “theology blog” mode, and enjoy some stimulating reads!
Here’s what we’ve been up to here at DET:
No, you read that right: we did have a post about C. S. Lewis. I know! I’m just as surprised as you, gentle reader.
In any case, here’s some good food for thought from elsewhere:
Bultmann: Theologian of Perpetual Advent
No, the Episcopal Church has not been suspended from the Anglican Communion
Pope Francis: Powerful and Rich Risk Going to Hell If They Ignore the Poor
“Mad As Hell” Politics and Income Inequality – The Elite Don’t Get It
Atheism for Lent: The Reading List
As If God Is Not Given: Bonhoeffer on Religionless Christianity
For God’s Sake Give Up God: Paul Tillich and Atheism
Dunkin’ doodlings
Four Outgrowths of Hope That Change the Way Faith Is Practiced
The Worker Question in 2016
God Is Not on Cruz Control
Book Review: Sanctified by Grace
Even the Winners Lose: Some Thoughts on Revolution and Joy
The Politics of Righteousness—Zephaniah 3:14–20
The Tale of the Whale and Elephant: Karl Barth and Rudolf Bultmann
Marx’s Grave: The Comradeship of the Dead
The Fashionable New Global Fascism – Do We Deny The Deeper Meaning of the ISIS Attacks At Our Own Peril?
What Ivy League students are reading that you aren’t
A Better Way to Interpret the Sermon on the Mount?
The Politics of Religious Naming – Why We Need To Be More Honest About The Academic Terminology We Use
Book outline: Time of Troubles: Economics and the World of Early Christianity
Calling Terrorism by Its Name
Religious Violence and the Logic of Sacrifice
This is What Happens to Students When They Read the 'Great Books'
You are the ever-expanding universe to me
A Post-Barthian Attempt at Genesis 1: vv 1-2
A tribute to Max L. Stackhouse
Christian Ed: Not Quite Dead?
On Wheaton: If Reconciliation Means “Parting Ways,” then Christianity is Done For
Karl Barth was a PostCalvinist and not an Evangelical Calvinist
Evangelicals Are Losing the Battle for the Bible. And They’re Just Fine with That
Pope Francis Suggests Donald Trump Is ‘Not Christian’
Pope Francis Joins the 2016 Race at Key Time
“The Pope v. the Donald”: Two Contrasting Eschatologies?
Whither Wheaton: an evangelical college ponders its future
Explorations In Barth’s Doctrine of Election Thus Far
Théologienne, Théologien, Theologian? From Angélique Arnauld to Mary Daly
“The Gods Favor Those Who Conquer”: On the Myth of Redemptive Violence (Walter Wink)
Why I Am Still a Christian
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…or, The Past Fortnight in the Theoblogosphere.
Hey, look at that! This post is only a week overdue, since the last link post was three weeks ago. That’s doing pretty well, considering my track record lately.
There’s been lots of stuff going on as usual at DET and across the theo-blogosphere, and this post is your one-stop-shop to catch up on anything that you missed. So kick back with your beverage of choice, flip your brain into “theology blog” mode, and enjoy some stimulating reads!
Here’s what we’ve been up to here at DET:
- Luther on the Thievery of “Secular Leaders”
- What Am I Reading? Kevin Schel on "Embedded Grace" - Schleiermacher on the Supernatural-Become-Natural
- Guilty Pleasure Theologians – Fun with Twitter
- Thou Art Dust: An Ash Wednesday Sermon
- Analogy, Demythologizing, and Eberhard Jüngel: Once More with David Congdon
- Karl Barth, Scripture, D. A. Carson, and the Gospel Coalition
- What Am I Reading? Andrew Purves, “Exploring Christology & Atonement”
- Did C.S. Lewis Invent the Concept "Atheology"?
No, you read that right: we did have a post about C. S. Lewis. I know! I’m just as surprised as you, gentle reader.
In any case, here’s some good food for thought from elsewhere:
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