In response to: Out of the inbox mess
15 Jul 2008 8:03pm GMT Hey Christoph, You may be interested in this blog and you may also be interested in writing for it. It is AzusaRemixed.com. Let me know if you would be interested in writing about European pentecostalism and on pentecostal theology once you have visited the site.
In response to: Out of the inbox mess
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In response to: The Spirit, the Text and the Reader
26 May 2008 2:11pm GMT Christoph - this is an excellent post. i find myself wrestling with a lot of these issues, not just on a personal level, but in the classes i teach, particularly hermeneutics. i think you're right, though, on several fronts: pentecostalism should be a natural fit for (some) postmodern readings, but its alliance with modern evangelicalism/fundamentalism is a hindrance. (you're right on the theology textbook issue as well -we struggle with that here but have few alternatives.) The same for your...
In response to: Pushing a non-violent metanarrative
21 Dec 2007 11:13pm GMT Hi, Im from Melbourne Australia.Please check out these 2 related references on a non-violent meta-narrative.1. http://www.ispeace723.org2. http://www.coteda.comPlus related references.1. http://www.dabase.org/radicpol.htm2. http://www.dabase.org/restsacr.htm
In response to: Anselm and I -- what a lovely combination
7 Sep 2007 8:51am GMT I did have the impression that the survey seemed familiar. And, behold, looking through my archives, I found that I already took the test once before:http://www.chris.toph.de/blog/archives/52-Beyond-boundaries.htmlBack the, I turned out to be "Wesleyan holiness-evangelical", which didn't even make it into the top ten this time. So, here's to an evolving theologian :-)!