The Power Of Love part 1: James Cone’s Relational Theology
LIBERATING OPEN THEOLOGIES For better or worse, Liberation Theology has endured having a reputation as an out-dated theological system written by subjective, angry Persons of Color and Women. It’s...
View ArticleRelational Theology: A Contemporary Introduction
This review is part of my fulfilment of an agreement with the editors of this text in exchange for a free advanced copy of this book. Relational Theology: A Contemporary Introduction What I enjoyed...
View ArticleThomas Jay Oord’s The Nature of Love: A Theology
Disclaimer: This is a review of Thomas Jay Oord’s The Nature of Love: A Theology. Full disclosure– I personally know and have met Professor Oord on a couple of occassions at the annual Wesleyan...
View ArticleClark Pinnock Passes Away
*Update 1*: Thomas Oord on Clark Pinnock passing onto glory *Update 2*: T C Moore on Clark Pinnock’s legacy *Update 3*: James K A Smith on Pinnock’s impact *Update 4*: Michael L. Westmoreland-White on...
View ArticleSunday Amens: The Difference between the American Academy of Religion and SBL
So the week began in a controversial fashion without yours truly, oddly enough, instigating the debate. Rather, the Biblioblogosphere was hit with a surprise by Ronald Hendel’s critique of the Society...
View ArticleCreation Made Free: A Theological Reflection
Creation Made Free is a book of edited conference papers and articles from a conference on Open Theology and Science. Thank you to Dr. Thomas Oord for my free copy. It is my understanding that the...
View ArticleNews concerning Clark Pinnock
Here, Thomas Jay Oord and T C Moore provide us with some sad news, as they offer their reflections on the life and work of Clark Pinnock, a pioneer in the evangelical Open Theology movement. It seems...
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