Blogs about: Theological Anthropology
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Day by Day with Berkouwer (48): The Question of Man (9)
Berkouwer’s theological anthropology presents a demanding challenge to atheistic philosophy. It suggests that there are weighty reasons for questioning the adequacy of the atheistic anthropology… more →
Christ in all the Scriptures / The Theology of G C Berkouwer
Emil Brunner's "Salto Mortale"
Oliver wrote 3 weeks ago: Emil Brunner is the second of the three ‘Bs’ of the neo-orthodox movement, the others be … more →
Mr Bean, the Babylonians, and Genesis 1
Oliver wrote 1 month ago: Back in 2007, Dr Vince Cable, then the acting leader of the Liberal Democrats, observed at Prime Min … more →
On being lonely...
Oliver wrote 1 month ago: Thoughts from Paula Ripple: Loneliness is not a matter of who I am with or who I am not with; it is … more →
Ministering to a distressed generation...
Oliver wrote 1 month ago: Some thoughts on pastoral ministry to the distressed in the modern world from Eugene Peterson (speak … more →
Can Women Be Deacons?
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Eric Brown wrote 1 month ago: The Ordination of Women, Pt. II Just recently, I came across a well-written entitled Catholic Women … more →
Nouwen on being a pleaser
Oliver wrote 3 months ago: “For as long as you can remember, you have been a pleaser, depending on others to give you an identi … more →
Catholic Moral Theology And Homosexuality
Eric Brown wrote 3 months ago: A lot of people may think this discourse has something to do with homosexuality…let me be clear, it … more →
Nouwen -vs- Superficiality
Oliver wrote 3 months ago: “Your body needs to be held and to hold, to be touched and to touch. None of these needs is to be de … more →
A Christian Interpretation of the Mahāvākyas
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Henry Karlson wrote 10 months ago: Hinduism is a complex religious faith which cannot be simplified into one theological school of thou … more →
Reflections from Theological Anthropology
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Nate wrote 10 months ago: As I wrap up my coursework for the summer quarter, I want to share some reflections concerning the … more →
Foundations for Theological Anthropology: Part 2
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brainofdtrain wrote 11 months ago: Last week i began a brief exploration of Ray Anderson’s theological anthropology. Part two is belo … more →
Foundations for Theological Anthropology: Part 1
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brainofdtrain wrote 11 months ago: I recently wrote a brief paper reflecting on Ray Anderson’s Theological Anthropology … more →
Reading 179, from St. Irenaeus
rhapsodysinger wrote 1 year ago: Man Fully Alive is the Glory of God St. Irenaeus My notes: This is the beginning of the disciplin … more →
Hans Urs von Balthasar: A Lengthy Introduction for the Perplexed
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 year ago: Hans Urs von Balthasar, despite the fact he didn’t want to label himself as a theologian, is o … more →
2008 MA (Historical Theology) Defenses
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 year ago: Commencement week excitement continues. Justin Ryals and Travis Baker defended their MA theses last … more →
Barth's Anthropology
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Jon wrote 1 year ago: Is it just me who gets frustrated by Barth’s theological anthropology? I was in a seminar toda … more →
The World's First Vegetarian
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Blackadder wrote 1 year ago: The world’s first vegetarian, Cain*, was also the world’s first murderer. Coincidence? … more →
An Argument for a Christologically-Centered Theology
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brainofdtrain wrote 1 year ago: So right now i’m reading James Torrance’s Worship, Community, and the Triune God of Gra … more →
The Potter and the Clay II: Made In the Image of The Divine Artist
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Henry Karlson wrote 1 year ago: The Potter and the Clay I: Formed in the Image of Love There is no doubt that God has made us to be … more →
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