Collin Cornell is an assistant professor of Bible and mission at Fuller Theological Seminary. Before joining Fuller, he obtained his PhD at Emory University and taught at Candler School of Theology, Duke Divinity School, and the University of the South (Sewanee).
Genesis 1, the Bible’s opening chapter, should not serve as the center for Christian theologies of creation. Yes, its first verse is a site of grammatical contest between competing conceptions of God and the world: in some translations (e.g., NIV and NKJV), we read “in the beginning, God created,” or that God makes creation out […]
In this essay, Collin Cornell interrogates the modern, disenchanted body and explores avenues for reenchantment through two biblical themes, law and powers.
