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<br>...trudging into the distance in the bleeding stinking mad shadow of Jesus...the Lord out of dust had created him, had made him blood and nerve and mind, had made him to bleed and weep and think, ...
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Experimental Theology: Personal Days: 25th
This August Jana and I celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary. To celebrate the day we went to Hickory Street Cafe, a place loaded with...
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Experimental Theology: Brazil Reflections: Our Lady of Aparecida and Black Madonnas
During our time in Rio we took a walking tour through the Santa Marta favela . During the tour we came across a shrine to Our Lady of Apar...
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Do Not Be Deceived: On Perception and the Demonic
In my Psychology and Christianity class we were in a unit discussing faith and mental health. I was sharing insights from The Shape of Joy. I described our cosmic mattering, our existential significance, as an "ontic fact." Our value and worth simply...
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The Beatitudes and Human Flourishing: Part 5, "Because"
As Jonathan Pennington describes in The Sermon on the Mount and Human Flourishing: A Theological Commentary, if we translate makarios in the Beatitudes as “flourishing,” we must face the paradoxical nature of Jesus’ claims. As Pennington observes,
[W]hat Jesus proclaims as being a state of flourishing includes many things that humanity naturally and even vehemently seeks to avoid—poverty of spirit, mourning, humility, hunger and thirst, mercifulness, and peacemaking (things that are only required... -
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The Beatitudes and Human Flourishing: Part 4, Jesus' Answer to the Great Human Q...
Having made his argument for translating makarios as "flourishing" in the Beatitudes, Jonathan Pennington goes on in The Sermon on the Mount and Human Flourishing: A Theological Commentary to describe how his translation choice contrasts with traditional...
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“viper’s venom is under their lips”
Psalm 140 blends many of the themes found throughout the Psalms.
First, there is a plea for protection:
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