Daily Theology
Archive for June 2012
Doing Theology in an Election Year
I have always disliked politics. Naturally, of course, the “political” is honorable in the traditional sense of the word…a well-organized society requires good women and men to run the affairs of state and country. Taxes must be levied so people can be protected, roads built, schools and libraries erected. The world as we know it … Continue reading
Dating and Dating God
When I first offered to review Dan Horan’s Dating God a couple months back, in my mind I had anticipated doing a more or less traditional book review: give an overview of the basic goal of the book, offer some highlights and critiques, and suggest what audience I felt would appreciate it most. And I … Continue reading
Finding Unity in Brokenness: The Challenge of Corpus Christi
“You, however, are the Body of Christ and His members.’ If, therefore, you are the Body of Christ and His members, your mystery is presented at the table of the Lord, you receive your mystery. To that which you are, you answer: `Amen’; and by answering, you subscribe to it. For you hear: `The Body … Continue reading
