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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John Brown: Madman? Terrorist? Righteous warrior? – By Peter Ochs
Peter Ochs 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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The Blurred Line between Law and Violence – By William Cavanaugh
William Cavanaugh 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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The Uses of Elusiveness – By E. Brooks Holifield
E. Brooks Holifield 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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