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Carter book event — Concluding open thread
This book event has gone on much longer than I anticipated, and now we are obviously in the midst of the beginning of the school year. As such, even though we didn’t manage to get through posts … more →
An und für sich
Why White Christians Should Attend Nonwhite Churches
wrote 1 month ago: The church small group I am a part of has been studying William Stringfellow’s Imposters of Go … more →
J. Kameron Carter's sermon "When God Calls."
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wrote 1 month ago: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed forty-four years ago today. I find this recent sermon by Dr. J … more →
Race, Theology, and the Politics of Abjection: An Interview with J. Kameron Carter, Part I
wrote 2 months ago: From the theotherjournal.com: “In this two-part interview, the theologian J. Kameron Carter di … more →
Liberating But No Longer Black Theology
wrote 3 months ago: I’ve been up since about 5:30 a.m. Unable to secure a round trip ticket to Durham, North Carol … more →
Carter book event -- Concluding open thread
wrote 8 months ago: This book event has gone on much longer than I anticipated, and now we are obviously in the midst of … more →
Carter book event -- Postlude on Christology and Race: Maximus the Confessor as Anticolonialist Intellectual
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wrote 9 months ago: I’m posting this slightly out of order, as we’ve had a bit of a delay on getting a post … more →
Carter book event: Interlude on Christology and Race: Gregory of Nyssa as Abolitionist Intellectual
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wrote 9 months ago: This is the second of three sections of the book arguing that patristic thinkers provide resources f … more →
Carter Book Event: Signifying Race: Charles H. Long and the Opacity of Blackness (Chapter 5)
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wrote 9 months ago: Carter focuses on the work of Charles H. Long, a historian of religion in the school of Eliade and C … more →
Carter Book Event: Theologizing Race: James H. Cone, Liberation, and the Theological Meaning of Blackness (Chapter 4)
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wrote 9 months ago: —Xavier Pickett is the Founder and President of Reformed Blacks of America, a Philadelphia based thi … more →
Carter Book Event: Historicizing Race: Albert J. Raboteau, Religious History, and the Ambiguities of Blackness (Chapter 3)
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wrote 10 months ago: —Xavier Pickett is the Founder and President of Reformed Blacks of America, a Philadelphia based thi … more →
On Being Anti-Christian
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wrote 10 months ago: As our discussion of J. Kameron Carter’s Race proceeds, I’d like, in the spirit of … more →
Carter Book Event: The Great Drama of Religion: Modernity, the Jews, and the Theopolitics of Race (Chapter 2)
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wrote 10 months ago: In chapter 2, Carter furthers his claim that “the story of the modern invention of race could not be … more →
Carter Book Event: The Drama of Race: Toward a Theological Account of Modernity (Chapter 1)
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wrote 10 months ago: In the first chapter of Race, Carter begins the work of excavating what is theological—to be slightl … more →
Carter book event: Prologue and Prelude
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wrote 11 months ago: Carter positions his book as an attempt to fill a gap in the existing discussion of the modern racia … more →
J. Kameron Carter on the Fourth of July
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wrote 11 months ago: I plan on starting our book event tomorrow, but you can get yourself into a Jay Carter mood by readi … more →
Random Theological Observations I
wrote 1 year ago: - I was shocked by how good Augustus H. Strong’s III vol. Baptist Systematic Theology is. It was pub … more →
Why I'm Back
wrote 1 year ago: I was really quite ready to give up on this thing. Blogging is a discipline that I’ve not been … more →
Jesus Land, again
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wrote 1 year ago: Since having read Jesus Land and posted about it – twice – there have been a couple of i … more →
We Are Still Gentiles: Another Look at Hauerwas and Pinches' "Christians Among the Virtues"
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wrote 1 year ago: While I love reading Hauerwas’ (the man who wants Protestants to be more Catholic and Catholics to b … more →
