Losing My Historical Jesus
So, I drank the kool aid. One of the great joys of being at the Candler School of Theology has been the faculty that we as students get to engage with. Last semester it was people like Dr. Jacob...
View ArticleAgree or Disagree: A Question of Theology and Jesus
Agree or Disagree: Theology must be done in dialogue with the postmodern and post-colonial world. What is more, in postmodern, post-colonial cultures (with pluralistic consciousness) one can no longer...
View ArticleA Conservative Argument Against the Death Penalty
Here is an interesting article by a conservative against the death penalty. I post it here because in the US, there have been quite a few executions recently in the news. For more information on...
View ArticleIs belief in God consistent with Human Autonomy?
First, precisely because the language of belief in the Christian God provides an acceptable language for understanding human autonomy, one can conclude that these two terms are consistent. For example,...
View ArticleA thought to ponder
“Concepts without intuitions are empty, intuitions without concepts are blind.” JC quoting David Pacini. Send to Facebook
View ArticleHermeneutics: A Sincere Question for Readers and Thinkers
Friends, I implore of you to tell me what you think of : hermeneutics? What is it? What are the criteria of good hermeneutic theory? What do you think is the hermeneutic of this age? Seriously,...
View ArticleDerek Koehl: Why Emergent Must Never Have Anything to Say
Welcome to the first guest blogger of the new year. Over the next several weeks you’ll get to meet a new group of my friends, theologians, philosophers, artists, and bloggers. I hope you enjoy...
View ArticleTroy Bronsink: Don’t Hold Your Breath…For Too Long
Here is another guest blogger of the new season. This time, my friend Troy Bronsink gifts us with an Ash Wednesday reflection. For those who don’t know, Troy is an artist and a pastor seeking the way...
View ArticleBrad East: On Coherence in Christian Teaching: Hospitality, Truthfulness, and...
Here is another great article from a friend and guest blogger Brad East. Like myself, Brad is a second-year MDiv student at Candler School of Theology. Hailing from Austin, Texas, with his wife...
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A Sermon: Become a Prophet, Not a King
Below you will find my most recent sermon text. Fodder included the following texts: 2 Kings 4:42-44; Ephesians 3:14-21; John 6:1-21. “Six months wages would not have been enough.”...
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