Theology
Richard Hooker: The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity
Archbishop of Canterbury Delivers The Richard Hooker Lecture Richard Hooker (c1554-1600): The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity Revisited Wednesday 26 October 2005 You have to admit that The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity is not a title calculated to attract a mass readership; and it is still rather difficult to explain just why a book with such […]
Black Theology and Womanist Theology in Conversation
* Shalom! Rowland Croucher * * http://jmm.org.au/ * (15900+ articles, 3500 clean jokes/stories) * Conversation Sightings 10/27/05 Black Theology and Womanist Theology in Conversation — Dwight N. Hopkins Black theology originated when African American male pastors and ecclesial administrators began reflecting on the black church’s role in providing religious understandings of the major developments in […]
The Rapture
Worried about Being Left Behind? Charles Moore Ever want to get into an argument with a Christian? Then talk about the end times! While I was in seminary, the most heated debates I ever hadwere over the second coming of Christ. At the time I thought these disputes were stupid. I still do, but for […]
Holy cow
“Some people want to see God with their eyes as they see a cow and to love him as they love their cow – they love their cow for the milk and cheese and profit it makes them. This is how it is with people who love God for the sake of outward wealth or […]
Jesus in the Margins
“God doesn’t give much weight to society’s regard or cultural assumptions. He isn’t afraid of what people might think. In his crazy purposes and plans, he comes to the scandalous margins of society in order to identify with those of us who live in those places.” Rick McKinley, Jesus in the Margins
Acceptance and Tolerance
My thots on Acceptance and Tolerance On one of the e-lists I belong to, there’s been a lot of talk about Acceptance and Tolerance and what the difference was… So here is what I came up with to explain how I understood things: Acceptance: There are peas on my plate Peas are not my first […]
Where now for World Anglicanism?
ACNS 4048 | USA | 14 OCTOBER 2005 Archbishop Eames delivers the 2005 Pitt Lecture at the Berkeley Divinity School The Most Rev. Dr. Robin Eames, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, delivered the 2005 Pitt Lecture at the Berkeley Divinity School at Yale October 12, issuing a warning on the future of […]
The Anglican Communion: What Communion?
Virginia seminary ACNS 4045 | USA | 6 OCTOBER 2005 Second lecture from Archbishop Eames on Communion at Virginia seminary The Most Rev. Robin Eames, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, delivered the second of two lectures October 5, titled “The Anglican Communion: What Communion?” as part of Virginia Theological Seminary’s 2005 Alumni […]
The Anglican Communion: A Growing Reality
ACNS 4041 | USA | 5 OCTOBER 2005 Archbishop Eames speaks at Virginia seminary on reality of Communion The Most Rev. Robin Eames, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, delivered one of two lectures October 4, titled “The Anglican Communion: A Growing Reality,” as part of Virginia Theological Seminary’s 2005 Alumni Convocation. The […]
Christianity in a nutshell: Britain’s ‘100-Minute Bible’
Christianity in a nutshell: Britain’s ‘100-Minute Bible’ By Mark Rice-Oxley | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor LONDON – It may be the word of God, but that hasn’t spared it from regular man-made tinkering. From 15th-century printers to 20th-century modernists, every age has sought to adapt the Bible. So now, for the era of […]
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