July 7, 2014 / Theology
This essay reevaluates John Howard Yoder’s theological legacy in light of his sexual violations.
This essay reevaluates John Howard Yoder’s theological legacy in light of his sexual violations.
The way we usually talk about the “winners” and “losers” of church history influences our imagination and makes it harder to understand contemporary theological debates.
Catchier than my normal post title, right? A year or so ago, Zak and I …
[The following was written by guest blogger, Matthew Morin. May it never be said that …
Several years ago I interviewed for a teaching position at a small, private liberal arts …
In response to evil Christ-centered lament is a performative action that both acknowledges the evil and injustice present in the world and simultaneously defuses our vengeful feelings by focusing on the sacrifice of Christ.
Tim Suttle offers a social gospel vision of evangelicalism that calls Christians beyond the individualistic constrictions of contemporary Christianity to a retrieval of the social dimensions of the good news.
Tobias Winright, PhD (University of Notre Dame) is Associate Professor of Theological Ethics at Saint …
These aren’t really sick book reviews. I’m just not that cool. Rather, these are reviews …