I did this for 2013 and 2014. Here is 2015’s entry.
There is some quality below, in my most humble opinion. I am actually surprised myself. Thanks to outside circumstances, the blogging has been haphazard, which has the potential to yield some interesting results. Looking back, I am satisfied. We had some good discussions on Protestant ecclesiology, Roman Catholicism, various aspects of modern dogmatic theology, and I took a trip to France and Catalonia with my brother! The above picture of Sainte Chapelle is mine.
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Here is a list of this year’s content, organized into a few categories.
Karl Barth
Barth on Revelation and History
Not Karl Barth
Protestantism’s “mariological turn” in Schleiermacher
Bonhoeffer on “Non-Religious Interpretation,” part 1
Bonhoeffer on “Non-Religious Interpretation,” part 2
Richard Hanson’s criticisms of Honest to God
Jonathan Edwards and Knowledge of God, part 1
Jonathan Edwards and Knowledge of God, part 2
Laura Smit on Gendered God Language
A day in the life of a Union Seminary student in the early 1950’s
Dorner against Kenotic Christology, in a nutshell
Is the Psalmist a Protestant? (G. C. Berkouwer)
Systematic Theology Guides
Protestantism
The Protestant desacralization of the West
Roman Catholicism
Karl Rahner’s Marian “Minimalism”
A Guide to Catholic Religious Orders
Fr. Robert Barron on “The Mystical Union of Christ and the Church”
European Vacation
Misc.
The case for wine, not grape juice, in the Eucharist
Buechner and Hunsinger on Wine
Mini Review: A Brief History of Old Testament Criticism
Slavoj Zizek – Calvinism is Christianity at its Purest
Music
Ashley Monroe and the Art of Country Vocals
Don’t You Ever Get Tired of Hurting Me
This is the best song of the 90’s, just so you know
Red, White, and Bluegrass Festival
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