I'm trying to build up the 'articles' section of the website and have added some things which you might find helpful:
the first is a meditation on what it means to be a disciple and live with the tension of being ministered to and being a minister to others, written by a friend of mine, Adam.
the second is an essay which is a biblical study of 1 Corinthians 15 looking at Paul's insistance on a bodily resurrection (there are always discussions going around about this so I thought it might be pertinent to current questions)
the third article which has been there for a while, is an overview of what Phyllis Trible has to say about the concubine in Judges 19 and which I think directly speaks into our current context with regards to sex trafficking.
my intention for this part of the website is that there will be a wide selection of 'types' of articles - meditation, poems, theological reflection, essays etc etc - and also that these articles are for everyone, not just those who might consider themselves 'theologians' (a distinction that I think is a false one anyway - after all the word 'theology' simply means 'words about God' - if we speak of God at all, then we are theologians)
enjoy!
the first is a meditation on what it means to be a disciple and live with the tension of being ministered to and being a minister to others, written by a friend of mine, Adam.
the second is an essay which is a biblical study of 1 Corinthians 15 looking at Paul's insistance on a bodily resurrection (there are always discussions going around about this so I thought it might be pertinent to current questions)
the third article which has been there for a while, is an overview of what Phyllis Trible has to say about the concubine in Judges 19 and which I think directly speaks into our current context with regards to sex trafficking.
my intention for this part of the website is that there will be a wide selection of 'types' of articles - meditation, poems, theological reflection, essays etc etc - and also that these articles are for everyone, not just those who might consider themselves 'theologians' (a distinction that I think is a false one anyway - after all the word 'theology' simply means 'words about God' - if we speak of God at all, then we are theologians)
enjoy!
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