September 27, 2017 by

Starter Activity – Three Blind Men and the Elephant

Does the Following Metaphor Adequately explain Religious Differences? Three blind men were touching an elephant. The first blind man was holding…

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September 27, 2017 by

Handout – Hick’s Religious Pluralism

source Three blind men were touching an elephant. The first blind man was holding the elephant’s leg. He said, “I think…

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Extract – Religionless Christianity, Bonhoeffer

A few more words about “religionless.” I expect you remember Bultmann’s essay on the “demythologizing” of the New Testament? My view…

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Extract – Religionless Christianity Bonhoeffer’s Letter from Prison

What is bothering me incessantly is the question what Christianity really is, or indeed who Christ really is, for us today….

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September 27, 2017 by

Handout – Bonhoeffer and Moral Action

Dietrich Bonhoeffer: His Relevance Today Understanding Bonhoeffer’s theology reminds us to consider: 1. Context – Bonhoeffer is described as a contextualist…

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September 26, 2017 by

Extract – An Open Letter to Mary Daly by Audre Lorde

The following letter was written to Mary Daly, author of Gyn/Ecology,* on May 6, 1979. Four months later, having received no…

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September 26, 2017 by

Article – The Androgyny of Christ

The Androgyny of Jesus Virginia Mollencott source Radical feminist theologians feel that Christianity is so corruptly patriarchal that the entire system…

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September 23, 2017 by

Extract The Curse of Patriarchal Anthropology

Patriarchal anthropology has come perilously close to seeing women as the cause of sin in the world. From ancient to modern…

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September 21, 2017 by

Article A Short History of Secularism in the West

source Secularism means that religious considerations are excluded from civil affairs. We live in a time when public secularism is something…

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September 21, 2017 by

Secularism – Quotes and Counter-points

“Acedia had been understood by earlier Christians as a ‘hatred of place and even life itself,’ as one desert father put…

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