I recently finished Process Theology: A Guide for the Perplexed by Bruce Epperly. This wasn’t my first exposure to process theology, but it was the
Category: Christianity
Political Theology: a guide for the perplexed, a short summary and overview
Political Theology: A Guide for the Perplexed by Elizabeth Phillips is a short overview of the major trends, conversations, and schools of thought in 20th
Questions that guide thinking and faith about a historical Resurrection
“It doesn’t matter if Jesus was actually raised from the dead; what matters is that we believe he was raised from the dead.” Discuss. This
“What is the gospel?” Ruminations on creation, evolution, and Eucharistic Prayer C
“Eucharistic Prayer C could also readily allow, though, for a position that God created humans through some sort of guided evolutionary process where the “primal elements” were those comprising the first microorganisms that reproduced and kick-started the evolutionary process that eventually resulted in the evolution of homo sapiens.”
“Why do we read from the Bible during worship?”
My reflections to a Systematic Theology essay prompt: One answer to this question is that we read the Bible in worship because it is a
“Notwithstanding we believe in God, we still practice Christianity…”: religious forms that point to God
“And, notwithstanding we believe in the Universal God incarnated throughout all of Creation, we practice Christianity and tell our Christian stories, looking forward to the ultimate unitive reunification with God that will render human religious forms no long necessary.” #dailyoffice
