The Micah Conference & Racial Righteousness
Last week I was honored to be one of the keynote speakers at the 2014 Micah Conference held at Park…
Category: Theology (page 6)
Blog Series on ‘The Politics of Impassibility’
A five-part series on ‘The Politics of Impassibility’ based on thoughts from the book Mañana by Hispanic theologian and historian Justo González. Part 1:…
Justo González and the Politics of Impassibility, Part 5
We’ve finally arrived at the fifth and final installment of this series on the ‘politics of impassibility,’ looking deeply into…
Justo González and the Politics of Impassibility, Part 4
This is the fourth part of our series on Justo González and the politics of impassibility. (If you’re just tuning…
Justo González and the Politics of Impassibility, Part 3
Were in part three of a series considering the thoughts of celebrated historical theologian Justo González on the doctrine of…
Justo González and the Politics of Impassibility, Part 2
In part one of this series on the politics of impassibilty, we surveyed the argument made by Hispanic theologian Justo González for the…
Justo González and the Politics of Impassibility, Part 1
Doing Theology in Spanish Theology has everyday implications for life. Christian faith is more than just the abstract ideas one…
Good Friday and the Boston Marathon Bombers: The Terrorist on the Cross
Good Friday is the day in the Christian year when Christians look deeply into the mystery of the Cross of…
Are Science and Faith Mutually Exclusive? On Cosmos and Anti-Theism
When the first episode of Cosmos—the new reboot starring Neil deGrasse Tyson of the classic show starring Carl Sagan—featured a…
Cosmos, Episode One: A Religious Approach to Science and an Unscientific Approach to History
As I’ve publicly stated in the past, Neil deGrasse Tyson is one of my favorite people on the planet .…