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Fully Human, Fully Divine, & All Process! Christology with John Cobb
Is all that substance based, Aristotelian flavored, authoritarian Creedal style Christology getting you down? Do you wish talking about God at work in Jesus didn’t require you to yell mystery and paradox all day while avoiding good questions? Do you want to know what it’s like to hear one of the two greatest theologians in [...]
John Cobb & Tom Oord go Emerging with Jesus
It’s time for session Two of the Emergent Village Theological Conversation on Process Theology! You get not only one but two big deal theologians! Tom Oord and John Cobb are on the podcast and they are talking Jesus, Christology, the kingdom commonwealth of the God, incarnation, Creeds, and religious pluralism. Don’t forget to check out [...]
Get Lost in Order to be Saved! John Caputo on Radical Theology
This is the FIRST TNT episode NOT in the Homebrewed Podcast Feed! Subscribe HERE to the Theology Nerd Throwdown podcast so you will continue to get the goodness like this, the upcoming Philip Clayton 3-D podcast, Bo and I Nerding Out! The iTunes subscription is below. Jack is Back… and this time we are discussing [...]
Nerd Out! Leaving Church, Packing Heat, and Metaphysical Violence
This is the LAST TNT episode in the Homebrewed Podcast Feed! Subscribe HERE to the Theology Nerd Throwdown podcast so you will continue to get the goodness like next week’s episode with John Caputo! The iTunes subscription is below. Why are people leaving Church? Rachel Held Evans blogged it, Bo shared it, and now we [...]
What is Process Theology? Let Monica A. Coleman Tell You!
Today the Emergent Village Theological Conversation on Process Theology comes to you! This is audio from Session One where we introduced Process Theology. Monica A. Coleman is Assc. Professor of Constructive Theology and African American Religions at Claremont School of Theology and is your guide into Process Theology! She is the author of Making a Way [...]
Zombies Empire Bible & Theology: TNT April 22
In this wild & wooly hour, Bo and Tripp cover 4 diverse topics. The first is a blog-post by Bo’s mentor Randy Woodley over at Patheos . They also cover Tripp’s post at PoMoMusings(@adamw) In between, the topic of Zombies (via the Walking Dead) and the Hunger Games is introduced by a call from Tripp’s [...]
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Pastors Should Follow Obama & Stop Evolving!
Unless you spent yesterday hiding in the woods you heard that our President came out publicly in support of gay marriage. He was already the most aggressive Presidential advocate the LGTBQ has had, over turning Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, giving executive orders to secure legal rights for gay partners, and ending executive support for the [...]
Why the Church of N. America will always be (mostly) like it is
The church of N. America will always be (mostly) like it is today. When those who think as individuals read a text that is communal, there is always going to be an issue. I know that there is a real danger in painting in broad stokes and speaking in generalities. I normally steer clear of [...]
Dressing up in Justice! Looking for the Reign of God!
When I was younger, many of my favorite characters on TV, or in print, were those who lived normal lives but also felt a sense of calling or obligation to fight for justice. These characters were all over the place, and in many ways, still fascinate our imaginations. They are names of heroes, superheroes even. [...]
Our Double Theology of Debt
We all have to pay our debts right? Isn’t that the moral thing to do? This is so self-evidently true to us that it seems ludicrous for anyone to challenge it. But that’s exactly what David Graeber does in his important book Debt: The First 5,000 Years. I’ve been doing a series of posts on the book over [...]
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