From Religionless Christianity to Immanent Grace: Bonhoeffer’s Legacy in Badiou [PDF]
The Journal of Religion, 2014 This paper seeks to answer the question: In what sense can Alain Badiou's idea of evental grace, conceived of as radically immanent, be understood as the continuation of the legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's nonreligious interpretation? The thematic scope of my analysis is determined by two factors: first, the notions of "religionless Christianity" and ...
Jakub Urbaniak
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, 2021 International Journal of Systematic Theology, Volume 23, Issue 4, Page 646-649, October 2021.
Tim Boniface
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Religion vs. Spirituality: A Contemporary Conundrum [PDF]
, 2003 The problem with which this essay is concerned is perhaps peculiar to contemporary first world western culture. It is, like many of our cultural problems such as inclusivity, addictions, and family breakdown, ironically a product, to a large extent, of ...
Schneiders, Sandra Marie
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Jesus Christ, the Man for Others : The Suffering God in the thought of Paul Tillich and Dietrich Bonhoeffer [PDF]
, 2006 In this essay I compare Bonhoeffer’s and Tillich’s perspectives on divine suffering and suggest that Bonhoeffer’s (and to a lesser degree Tillich’s) notion of both divine and human vicarious suffering is a way of re-framing Anselm’s so-called “forensic ...
Reimer, A. James
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Collier\u27s Choosing courage: Inspiring stories of what it means to be a hero (Book Review)
, 2016 A review of Collier, P. (2015). Choosing courage: Inspiring stories of what it means to be a hero. New York: Artisan Books. 224 pp. $18.95.
Starasta, Leslie R.
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Searching for a Self-Reflexive Theology: Ways Forward for Systematic Theology in Relation to (Non) Religious Thought in Contemporary Western Culture [PDF]
, 2014 This article aims to draw attention, first, to the need to explore the inner plurality of theological discourse, as such plural discourses serve to promote a certain dynamism and fullness within theology as a field, especially in relation to religious ...
Dickinson, Colby
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A “Religionless” Mission? — Reflecting on Creation’s Place in Mission Theology with Reference to the Croatian Context [PDF]
, 2023 Our world continues to change as a result of things such as rapid technological and scientific advances, the rapidly spiraling climate crisis, and shifting geopolitical dynamics.
Wachsmuth, Melody
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Religion, Race, and the Limit of Ethics: Historical Considerations
Journal of Religious Ethics, Volume 52, Issue 3, Page 387-409, September 2024.ABSTRACT This article examines the study of Indigenous religions and ethics in the late‐nineteenth and early‐twentieth centuries. Over the past few decades, scholars have grappled with the colonial origins of religious studies. This essay focuses on the history of anthropological scholarship on Indigenous religions and the significance of this work for
Sarah Dees
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Stellenbosch Theological Journal, 2023 In the last days of World War II, Dietrich Bonhoeffer struggled to understand how the church was meant to live faithful to Christ in this catastrophic setting. In a letter written for his godson’s baptism, he connects themes of religionlessness and the sacraments – in particular, baptism, confession, and the Eucharist – to explore what this ...
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Joeckel\u27s The C. S. Lewis phenomenon: Christianity and the public sphere (Book Review)
, 2016 A review of Joeckel, S. (2013). The C. S. Lewis phenomenon: Christianity and the public sphere. Macon, GA: Mercer University Press. 427 pp. $30.00.
Hanson, Mark
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