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The Answer? Richard Bauckham
Thanks to all who participated in our latest Who Said It? competition here at Per Crucem ad Lucem. There were definately some intriguing suggestions. The correct answer, however, is Richard Bauckham, … more →
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An abundance of joy and the passion of love
liturgical wrote 3 weeks ago: “It is unlikely that anything good or just will come about, unless it flows from an abundance … more →
Sin, Violence, and René Girard
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matthewgallion wrote 1 month ago: Christian theology is spoken in a language of metaphors, and it always has been. These metaphors hav … more →
The Answer? Richard Bauckham
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Jason Goroncy wrote 1 month ago: Thanks to all who participated in our latest Who Said It? competition here at Per Crucem ad Lucem. T … more →
'For myself I am an optimist - it does not seem to be much use being anything else'
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Jason Goroncy wrote 1 month ago: St John’s Nottingham are developing a very exciting project – Interactive Multimedia Timeline: … more →
Baylor's Endowed Lectures Online
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Michael wrote 1 month ago: Many thanks to my blogging friend, John Anderson, who informs us: See HERE. You can hear a whole ho … more →
Media Resource: Audio and Video Lectures by Biblical Scholars (from Baylor's Truett Seminary)
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John Anderson wrote 1 month ago: See HERE. You can hear a whole host of lectures from scholars such as Walter Brueggemann, Ben Withe … more →
Practicing Christian Community: An Annotated Bibliography (Part 4)
nocofaithlibrary wrote 2 months ago: Click for Part 1, Part 2, or Part 3. Part 4: Our Larger Community: The Unity of All Creation Other b … more →
Aimless Hope, Dangerous Hope, or Real Hope?
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richardrglover wrote 2 months ago: I’m watching The Shawshank Redemption. There’s this great dialogue between Andy & Re … more →
What To Make Of "Bad" Theologians Who Do Good "Theology"?
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Daniel Fincke wrote 2 months ago: Halden muses about the independent relationship between theological study and personal piety and vir … more →
Sermon: I Believe in Jesus Christ and Him Crucified
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Chuck Warnock wrote 3 months ago: Why We Need The Apostles’ Creed: I Believe In Jesus Christ and Him Crucified I Corinthians 2:1 … more →
Speaking of faith
Dean wrote 3 months ago: I was born and raised in rural Illinois and now live in Chicago. Although they are only a day’s driv … more →
'To believe means ...'
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Jason Goroncy wrote 3 months ago: I wish to follow up on my previous post on A Liturgy for a Miscarried Child with some words from the … more →
Cruciform Justice 8: Getting Beyond Retribution
Jeremy Berg wrote 3 months ago: The Cross calls us to a justice that moves us beyond the law of retribution: “An eye for an eye.” As … more →
Development and the Church Part II
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richardrglover wrote 3 months ago: Know Hope In an earlier post (Development and the Church Part I) I talked about my experience buildi … more →
Jürgen Moltmann on threats to theological education
Jason Goroncy wrote 4 months ago: ‘At the end of the war, both seminaries [established by the Confessing Church] were reopened in orde … more →
Reflections on Holy Saturday II
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stephengardner wrote 4 months ago: Then Joseph bought a linen cloth, and taking down the body, wrapped it in the linen cloth, and laid … more →
God To The Future: A personal theological reflection on Jürgen Moltmann’s Theology of Hope: On the Ground and Implications of A Christian Eschatology
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Rod wrote 4 months ago: The Way of the Moltmann In June of 2006, I made the decision to read up on the best contemporary wor … more →
The Quest for the Contemporaneous Jesus
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aaron wrote 4 months ago: Like many Evangelicals, I place a high importance on the historical Jesus. My hope in a future resur … more →
Cruciform Justice 1: Introduction
Jeremy Berg wrote 4 months ago: How long, O LORD, must I call for help before you listen, before you save us from violence? (Habakku … more →
