What is the right thing to do? What is the appropriate Christian response to difficult moral dilemmas, interpersonal interactions, personal behavior, and societal injustices? These
Category: Public theology
Notes from a Conversation with Ilea Delio, Jan 14, 2021
The following are my notes from a presentation by Ilea Delio sponsored by Episcopal Shoppe on January 14, 2021. She gave an overview of her
Bonhoeffer’s “religionless christianity” and the search for pure religious truth
I recently listened to Tripp Fuller’s 2009 interview with Jeffrey C. Pugh who wrote Religionless Christianity: Dietrich Bonhoeffer In Troubled Times. Dr. Pugh explained that
Views of Christian Hope from the Theological Center and Margins: A Comparison of Anglican and Latter-day Saint Eschatology
For my Fall 2020 term paper in Anglican Theology and Ethics at Bexley-Seabury Seminary I wrote a descriptive overview that compared some of the key
John Polkinhorne on hell
And what of hell? In Living with Hope, an Advent devotional, John Polkinghorne argues that hell is real but that its true nature doesn’t match
John Polkinghorne on life, death, and resurrection
This year for Advent I’ve been working my way through John Polkinghorne’s Advent devotional book Living with Hope. Polkinghorne is a theoretical physicist turned Anglican
