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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Book Recommendations Needed: Religious/Theological Aesthetics
I am most recently interested in religious/theological aesthetics, or more appropriately how particular religious communities have a theology of what is beautiful, ideal and normative and its relation to theologies of prosperity/ health and wealth (non)gospels. Any suggestions for starters? … Continue reading
Posted in books
Tagged recommended reading, religious aesthetics, text books, theological aesthetics, theology texts
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Ethics
Having revisited Christian ethics via my class this semester, my view ethics is being refined, and I think this is where I am landing. I would love critique on this, as no belief of mine will ever be held with … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, early Christianity, early Church, ethics, Israel
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Mike Fox Chooses Guitars over the Bible
Okay, that is a way unfair title for this post; I thought it would be funny. But Mike Fox of Fox’s Wanderings is done blogging about the Bible. That is the saaad news. The good news: he will continue blogging … Continue reading
Posted in bibliobloggers, blogging
Tagged Acoustic Spotline Zone, blogging, guitars over the bible, Mike Fox
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Down Is Up: John Milbank's Radical Orthodoxy Project
OR TO QUOTE ONE OF MY FRIENDS, ISN’T THE TITLE “RADICAL ORTHODOXY” AN UTTER CONTRADICTION? Recently, theologian John Milbank of Radical Orthodoxy (don’t bother to ask, just read the title as a contradiction in terms) wrote an article on the … Continue reading
Posted in anti-intellectuals, empire, empire studies, imperialism, male bias, postcolonialism, postmodernity
Tagged Adam Kotsko, British empire, Christian imperialists, cultural studies, Enlightenment, Halden Doerge, John Milbank, modernity, paradoxes that are really just ridiculous, people who just come up with arbitrary and wrong conclusions, postcolonial theology, Radical Orthodoxy, utter contradictions, white supremacy
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