Sunday, January 29, 2017

Reflecting on "A City Upon a Hill." American Exceptionalism, Civil Religion, and True Christianity

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A City Upon a Hill This post today is written to America's Christians whose spiritual religion has become so tightly intertwine...
Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Greg Boyd - The Crucifixion of the Warrior God (to Biblical Violence)

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My one comment when reading of the violence in the bible is that we see God through our own images. It is no less different now than...

Biblical Hermeneutics in a Post-Truth Culture

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When developing a postmodern contemporary theology one of the first problems that drew my attention was the problem of how Christian...
Saturday, January 14, 2017

R.E. Slater - Personal Thoughts and Ramblings

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As you have guessed I've backed away from blogging for awhile to create a new space for myself after having experienced a trul...

Participatory Revelation in Process of Transformation (Or, Why Inerrancy Isn't All That)

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And now, a word about inerrancy (or the lack thereof).... What if rather than giving to His people de facto truths God chose inste...
Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Personal Beliefs and How Religion Blinds Us to the Spirit of God

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I wrote the other day on Facebook some thoughts for contemplation coming into the new year. Its subject was on being willing to be o...
Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Paul Tillich, The Protestant Principle, and Interpretive Doubt vs. Religious Authoritarianism

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Because of (1) the polyvalence of words, (2) the ambiguity of time and space between ourselves and the oral traditions of the bibl...