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 :-)!
In response to: I dig Jesus -- the meme goes on
22 Jul 2007 8:37am GMT Thanks for the tag and I've finally updated my blog!
In response to: I dig Jesus -- the meme goes on
14 Jul 2007 4:46am GMT Great list. You have a great blog here, look forward to reading more.