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"Money is a great breeder of unreality" - Terry Eagleton
Here’s something corny and outlandish to begin the post with: I wish I could post the whole of Terry Eagleton’s new Reason, Faith and Revolution: Reflections on the God Debate; it’s … more →
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Disney's Princesses
James Castle wrote 1 day ago: A recent study by Dr Sharon Hayes and Dr Stacey Tantleff-Dunn found that out of 121 girls aged 3-6 y … more →
Jesus's Kingship & Modern Australia
James Castle wrote 3 days ago: Australia doesn’t seem to care all that much for its royal family. Sure, we broadcast a messag … more →
Australia: "All Sexxed Up"
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James Castle wrote 5 days ago: Please allow this video clip to serve as an introduction: Yes, that’s right. Toyota is appeali … more →
Australia: A Nation of Drunks
James Castle wrote 5 days ago: Last weekend, in Victoria alone, police arrested some four hundred people for drunkenness and 50 for … more →
The Blind Agnostic
James Castle wrote 1 week ago: Recently I’ve had two different guys tell me that they are completely indifferent towards anyt … more →
Vanhoozer: Cultural Scripts
James Castle wrote 2 weeks ago: I’d like to talk about what Vanhoozer calls ‘cultural scripts’. About these he say … more →
2012, Climate Change and Jesus' Return.
James Castle wrote 2 weeks ago: Today in my yr 5 scripture class, I had the kiddies check out both Romans 3:23, and Romans 5:1. By l … more →
Vanhoozer: A Definition of Culture.
James Castle wrote 3 weeks ago: I am still in the introduction. More jewels have been unearthed. Vanhoozer presents a pretty darn go … more →
Vanhoozer: Examining The Culture We Live In.
James Castle wrote 3 weeks ago: Vanhoozer’s book Everyday Theology is a great one. I’ve been reading it at the suggestio … more →
"Money is a great breeder of unreality" - Terry Eagleton
James Merrick wrote 4 months ago: Here’s something corny and outlandish to begin the post with: I wish I could post the whole of … more →
Two Views on the Unreached in Lincoln
toddbumgarner wrote 6 months ago: While I was in Lincoln a few weeks back I had the opportunity to hang out with a couple of guys who … more →
The Present Future : Six Tough Questions for the Church
Admin wrote 1 year ago: The Present Future : Six Tough Questions for the Church . In this provocative book, author, consulta … more →
Will we allow history to critique us?
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Kent Eilers wrote 1 year ago: When reading historical figures, do we allow ourselves to be critiqued by them? Or, do we stand over … more →
The Old Rugged...
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Najah wrote 1 year ago: The Text Remember when Diddy hovered over Times Square? He was sporting a designer sweat suit from … more →
Christian 'Atheism' - disbelief & the naming of cultural idols
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Kent Eilers wrote 1 year ago: Considering the vigorous dialogue that followed James’ post earlier in the week, I want to kee … more →
Cultural Exegesis and Contextual Research
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Timmy Brister wrote 1 year ago: I am curious to know if any of you have done the work of exegeting culture, especially in regards to … more →
Violence, Peace, and Judgment (& Gone Baby Gone)
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Kent Eilers wrote 1 year ago: Watching the movie Gone Baby Gone last night spurred my thinking about the complexities of pursuing … more →
Sung Theology: Hymns & the Formation of Faith
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Kent Eilers and James Merrick wrote 1 year ago: How do hymns display and express the theology of a particular Christian community or tradition? And … more →
Everyday Theology (5) » Interpreting Cultural Cadences
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Kent Eilers wrote 1 year ago: I had low expectations for chapter seven of Everyday Theology (“The Business of Busyness: Or, … more →
