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On Reformation, Karl Barth, and Manly Theologizing
Happy Reformation Day, for those of you delivered from the concurrent secularized-Catholic holiday. Perhaps the greatest modern reformer was Karl Barth (d. 1968), whose protest against natural theolog… more →
Men on the Moon
On Reformation, Karl Barth, and Manly Theologizing
Hitchcock wrote 1 month ago: Happy Reformation Day, for those of you delivered from the concurrent secularized-Catholic holiday. … more →
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Hitchcock wrote 1 month ago: Calvin and Current Calvinisms, held 16 October 2009, was a success on many levels. Close to 100 peo … more →
Edward Taylor: Becoming a Man Again
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Hitchcock wrote 9 months ago: [This follows the previous post] How does Edward Taylor return to the world of men, the world of the … more →
Edward Taylor: Playing the Woman
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Hitchcock wrote 9 months ago: Becoming a female is no new thing for male devotional writers in the Christian tradition. Theologia … more →
"Saving Edward Taylor's Purse" in Literature and Theology
Hitchcock wrote 9 months ago: Last fall I had an article published in Literature and Theology, a pieced entitled, “Saving Ed … more →
Fathers with Cameras
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Hitchcock wrote 9 months ago: It is striking sometimes just how rarely fathers show up in family pictures. The obvious reason for … more →
Wild... er... Responsible at Heart
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Hitchcock wrote 1 year ago: When John Eldredge’s Wild at Heart came out in 2001, Evangelical men latched on to the existentialis … more →
Taking the False out of Falsetto
Hitchcock wrote 1 year ago: How, pray tell, did falsetto become cool again? Male vocalists have employed the vocal technique ov … more →
Initiating Men: Promise Keepers
Hitchcock wrote 1 year ago: With only 50,000 men in attendance last annum, Promise Keepers rallies are soon to be extinct. But … more →
How the ManKind Project Survived the End of "the Men's Movement"
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Hitchcock wrote 1 year ago: Historians, if they remember the mythopoetic men’s movement at all, place it roughly bet … more →
