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Elements of Christian Thought : A Basic Course in Christianese /
In the spring of 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic disrupted classrooms around the world, Eugene Rogers transcribed the lectures that make his Introduction to Christian Thought course justly famous. The result is an engaging introduction to the language--""Christianese""--That pa...
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Minneapolis :
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[2021]
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| 505 | 0 | |a Christianity is a language in which to disagree. Jefferson and Lewis disagree on the elements of Christian thought -- The study of religion is like the study of a language -- Christians talk about election, or how God chooses. Wyschogrod talks about God choosing the people Israel -- Calvin talks about God choosing individuals for God's purpose -- Barth talks about god choosing humanity in Jesus -- Christians talk about incarnation, or God chooses humanity. Athanasius talks about a God who becomes a human being -- Tanner refuses to talk about human and divine as rivals -- Christians talk about atonement, or God chooses the lost. Athanasius talks about God becoming human to make humans divine -- Anselm talks about Christ paying a debt of honor -- Abelard talks about Christ teaching love by word and example -- Excursus: Protestants talk about Anselm and Abelard to debate punishment -- Ray talks about the community around a dead body -- Julian of Norwich talks about sin as a wound -- Balthasar talks about Christ emptying hell -- Christians talk about the Trinity, or love stronger than death. Christians ought to talk about the Trinity joining them to itself -- Christians talk about God enabling difference in creation and freedom. Barth talks about the Trinity enabling creation -- Augustine talks about God's freedom empowering human freedom -- Christians talk about God's body absorbing evil. Chesterton talks about God drinking a cup of suffering -- Trible almost talks about God in the victim of sin -- Christians talk about god's body in resurrection and eucharist. Williams talks about your victim as your hope -- Christians talk as if breaking the wafer opens the Trinity -- Christians talk about human bodies in sex and slavery. Williams talks about God desiring humans as if they were God -- Stringfellow talking about slavery shows how not to interpret the Bible -- Christians talk about salvation in many ways. Harvey and Tillich: body or soul? -- Barth and Chrysostom: faith or works? -- Cone and Schmemann: heaven or earth? | |
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