Attending the ReKnew Cross Vision Conference in St. Paul, MN
This past week, Osheta and I spent several days in St. Paul, MN having an amazing time attending the third…
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Reknewing Hermeneutics, Part 1 – A Review of Crucifixion of the Warrior God by Greg Boyd
“The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous and proud of it;…
Chemical & Idolatry: Reflections on a Jack Garratt Track and the Apocalypse of John
Because here’s something else that’s weird but true: in the day-to-day trenches of adult life, there is actually no such…
SBL/AAR 2014: Theology Nerd Heaven
This past weekend, I spent four days in sunny San Diego at the annual conference of the Society of Biblical…
God is Loving Savior, the Savingly Loved One, and Saving Love Itself: Reflections on Moltmann’s “Doxological Trinity”
Some Christians think God became a Savior only after the historical crucifixion of Messiah Jesus of Nazareth. For these Christians, God is…
New Podcast!
I’m very happy to announce that I’ve finally started a podcast after many years of toying with the idea. The…
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…