Here are some of the best of my recent browsings:
Pastor John Castricum shares the recipe for his award-winning clam chowder at Reflections of a Reformed Pastor.
Halden Doerge over at Inhabitatio Dei gets a lively discussion going on the question: Is there a postliberal theological project?
For those word nerds among you who actually know what a clerihew is, Kim Fabricius has a funny post at Faith and Theology called Poetic Graffiti: clerihews on ten modern Christian poets.
The quick-changing world of information technology is highlighted in a post at Harvard’s Nieman Journalism Lab about how the magazine Foreign Policy is e-publishing (through Amazon) a book about Afganhistan by war journalist Anna Badkhen, comprised of her daily dispatches.
A thoughtful piece appeared in the Christian Science Monitor on the Pope Benedict XVI’s beatification of John Henry Newman. They quote my friend Gabe Fackre, “The heart of ecumenism [or interfaith work] is when each tradition brings its own gifts to the other.” Newman, Fackre argues, was known for the idea that theological ideas have a “trajectory” in which “you don’t abandon the teachings but let them flower – the ordination of women might be an example. It is a very supple concept of doctrine that is a long way from Benedict, who seems to rigidify doctrine.”
Hi, I am from Australia.
ReplyDeletePlease find some references which are thoroughly "post liberal", and which have nothing whatsoever to do with so called theology.
http://www.adidam.org/teaching/aletheon/truth-god.aspx
http://www.beezone.com/up/secretsofkingdomofgod.html
http://www.beezone.com/news.html
http://www.adidaupclose.org/FAQs/postmodernism2.html
http://www.adidam.org/teaching/17_companions/great_tradition