Blogs about: Graham Ward
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A Reading Binge
I’ve been on something of a reading binge for the last few weeks in the run up to two essays I have due in May. For the first time in my life I’ve actually got into a reading routine (whic… more →
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Forthcoming book event
Andrew Brower Latz wrote 1 week ago: Sometime in the new year we’ll be reading and discussing Graham Ward’s The Politics of D … more →
The Politics of Publishing
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Phil Groom wrote 1 month ago: USA Edition: $24.99 UK Edition: £25.00 Today, I am annoyed. Annoyed from my own perspective as a ret … more →
Radical Orthodoxy: Postmodern Critique of Modernity and Liberalism
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Aaron Rathburn wrote 3 months ago: This is a segment in my “Defining Radical Orthodoxy” series. Rather than a “movement” wi … more →
Greatest Living Christian Rhetoritician?
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adhunt wrote 5 months ago: In many circles of scholastic theology, the theological discourse can take on an entirely dry and ma … more →
A Reading Binge
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Simon wrote 8 months ago: I’ve been on something of a reading binge for the last few weeks in the run up to two essays I … more →
It Runs in the Family (I think)
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Frankie Ward wrote 8 months ago: My family isn’t really known for being musical. My dad played trombone and accordion when he w … more →
Paper on Graham Ward and Stanley Hauerwas
andreasosterlund wrote 1 year ago: Today I delieverd a paper at a PhD workshop at a small conference with Graham Ward (Radical Orthodox … more →
Imagination and Theology
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Simon wrote 1 year ago: I was browsing around The Other Journal last night and came across a very interesting interview with … more →
Ward :: Love as Economy or Ontology
ericdarylmeyer wrote 1 year ago: “The economy of [Christian] desire is not locked into love as not-having [in distinction from … more →
Graham Ward on Barth's Christology
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Jon wrote 1 year ago: “Christological enquiry is a profoundly hermeneutical one – no appeal can be made to imm … more →
Book Review: Searching for God Knows What ---- Or, The Naked Truth: Don Miller, Meet Neil Postman
sexyreligion wrote 2 years ago: I’ve mentioned a couple times here the names of some key personality theorists (namely Freud a … more →
