Monthly Archives: January 2011

And Landing On The 10 Spot is……

Us. Read the rest of the biblioblog rankings here. RodtRDHFormerly known as Rod of Alexandria, Rod the Rogue Demon Hunter Preacher of Hope | Black Scholar of Patristics | Writer for Nonviolent Politics. Destroyer of Trolls. It must be that … Continue reading

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Book Review: John W. De Gruchy’s Liberating Reformed Theology

John W. De Gruchy is a theologian, and at the time of this work, he was living in South Africa during apartheid. Behind the policies of racial segregation, there was a mis-application of historic Reformed theology, in particular, Dutch Calvinism. … Continue reading

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Fridays With Fanon, Sunday Special: Egypt, Tunisia, & Middle Class Revolutions

LEARNING FROM HISTORY, LETTING TRADITION SPEAK FOR US Image via Wikipedia In my last post, I gave an explanation for why theologians and biblical scholars do not normally discuss foreign policy issues.  Because I know so few of the details … Continue reading

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An Unexplored Space: Foreign Policy & Political Theology

Image via Wikipedia Yesterday on Twitter between two of my fellow blogging friends as well as a couple of blogs, the question was asked. “Where are the theological voices to comment on the events in Egypt and Tunisia?” First, to … Continue reading

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Why I Am a Little Worried for the Future

And Why Chad’s Prediction Keeps Looking Right On Target Chad, ever being the Optymyst, predicted that 2011 will be a bad year for comic book movies. Judging by the horrible fashion choice for the Captain America costume, Chad could not … Continue reading

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