The Death of God, Again by Ed Simon
The fullest affirmation of God comes in His denial. A young, attractive blonde woman with a fashionable pixie haircut sits anxiously in the
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Modernity and Mineness – By Andrew Dole
Andrew Dole on Kevin Hector’s Theological Project of Modernism My life revolves around a variety of projects. Some are mostly under my control:
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First Impressions #78: Benjamin Sommer on Revelation and Authority in Judaism
Can the religious texts and traditions of Judaism be authoritative and sacred while also being human and sometimes fallible? Joseph Ryan Kelly talks
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God’s Recovery – By Gregory W. Lee
Gregory W. Lee on Khaled Anatolios’ Retrieving Nicaea Debates regarding the doctrine of the Trinity are often presented as a classic example of
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MRBlog | Obama, Grace, and Theology in Action
By Thomas J. Whitley President Obama did not simply deliver the eulogy at Reverend and SC State Senator Clementa Pinckney’s funeral service. President
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MRBlog | Evangelicals and the LGBTQ Question: What’s Really Going On?
By Greg Carey Recently we’ve seen one evangelical leader after another extend a full welcome to LGBTQ folk in the church’s life
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Theology and the University: A Lover’s Quarrel – Jonathan D. Teubner
Jonathan D. Teubner on Johannes Zachhuber’s Theology as Science in Nineteenth-Century Germany “A professorship of theology should have no place in our institution,”
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Putting Flesh on Truthful Prayers of Confession: A Response to the Political Theology and Divine Violence Forum – By Ted A. Smith
Ted A. Smith responds to the Forum The Marginalia Review of Books partnered with Political Theology Today in a joint forum on Ted
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Fear, Trembling, and Weird John Brown – By Andrew R. Murphy
Andrew R. Murphy in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today
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A Politics of Penitence and Repair: Addressing America’s Racial Wounds – By Keri Day
Keri Day in the Forum on Political Theology and Divine Violence The Marginalia Review of Books is partnering with Political Theology Today in
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