By Tim Perry and ChristianWeek on
How now shall we live together? Though he nowhere poses it, this is the question that renowned sociologist of religion, Peter L. Berger, convened a number of contributors to discuss in his book Between Relativism and Fundamentalism: Religious Resources For…Read More→
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Heavenly Participation is the latest offering from the J. I. Packer Chair in Theology at Regent College, Hans Boersma. A more popular version of his technical work, Nouvelle Théologie and Sacramental Ontology: A Return to Mystery (Oxford University Press, 2009),…Read More→
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It is rare that a book about medieval history can keep the attention of any apart from scholars or, perhaps, live-role-play gamers. But this is just such a book. Holy Bones, Holy Dust, the latest offering from award-winning author Charles…Read More→
By Thomas Guenther and ChristianWeek on
In a word, How to Inherit the Earth is an interpretation. There’s a ton of discussion concerning Jesus’ teaching, who He was and what was He really had to say about poverty and submission when He said, “Blessed are the…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
Unless they add guitar, drums and a melody, or a catchy hip-hop beat, poets don’t usually make a living writing poems. I’ll accept some of the blame for that. For all my enthusiastic lip service to the work of poets,…Read More→
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Since 9/11, many North American and Western Christians have become aware that Christian involvement in politics is both necessary and complicated. As a result, in our seminaries, we have seen a return to the sources of Christian political thought, especially…Read More→