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Protestant Scholasticism
A method of thinking developed in early Protestantism, which grew stronger in the seventeenth century and became a widely accepted way to create systematic Protestant theologies. Even though the major… more →
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The New Conspirators (1)
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astatum wrote 2 days ago: (**Note this is not a review but, rather, the first in a series of personal engagements with The New … more →
Who are you and where do you come from?
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astatum wrote 4 days ago: Re-starting the journey (with accompanying field guide)… These days, the blogosphere is all ab … more →
Back to blogging, new classes and Friday link love
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astatum wrote 5 days ago: On Returning… It’s obvious that my blogging has been slow (read, “non-existent … more →
Tasty Hauerwasian "truthiness"
astatum wrote 1 month ago: Found this at Steve Knight’s blog (which, by the way, is highly recommended reading). It … more →
More on Pagan Christianity and my hopes for Reimagining Church
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astatum wrote 1 month ago: In addition to Ben Witherington’s thoughts, I’ve found J.R. Miller’s extensive fiv … more →
Ben Witherington III on Pagan Christianity
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astatum wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been out of the blogosphere for a while and really have no intentions of returning in ful … more →
Pagan Christianity - Part two
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astatum wrote 3 months ago: I have been asked by one of my commentators to reply in a more substantive fashion to the arguments … more →
Pagan Christianity - A (very late) Review
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astatum wrote 3 months ago: When, in an earlier post, I indicated that I was going to offer a review of Pagan Christianity (bett … more →
my head on a platter: emerging, but not postmodern - or, sometimes people really do mean what they say - and sometimes it hurts us all
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astatum wrote 3 months ago: How to be “emergent” without taking the “postmodern plunge” - or, Why “emergent” is a gr … more →
Three upcoming posts
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astatum wrote 3 months ago: I’m right in the middle of final exams and things are pretty hectic and stressful. Neverthele … more →
(un)Branding Emergent
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astatum wrote 3 months ago: In this fairly recent article (I suppose it’s already obsolete as far as internet life goes), … more →
"Your words were found, and I ate them."
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teamtabb wrote 4 months ago: Brian says I need an outlet — that I need to start posting again. Posting is my way of getting … more →
They Like Jesus but not the Church
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jp wrote 12 months ago: i finished reading Dan Kimball’s book They Like Jesus but not the Church the other day. this … more →
Leaving Church
jp wrote 1 year ago: it feels strange to post about a book titled Leaving Church (by Barbara Brown Taylor), just when Jak … more →
At Church Today
rev1979 wrote 1 year ago: We went to my parents’ church again this morning. It will probably be the last time. 1) The se … more →
Protestant Scholasticism
intellection wrote 1 year ago: A method of thinking developed in early Protestantism, which grew stronger in the seventeenth centur … more →
Sex God . . . part ii
jp wrote 1 year ago: i said i’d write more about Rob Bell’s book Sex God once i finished it, and well, i fin … more →
Sex God
jp wrote 1 year ago: yeah, i know, strange title. but it’s not mine, it’s Rob Bell’s. it’s the ti … more →
denominationalism
intellection wrote 1 year ago: Theodore Roosevelt was the first president to invite a black man to dinner at the white house. Book … more →
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