Got some free time?
http://www.ntwrightpage.com/ ...
listen to the durham seminars down the page...
James Dunn and NT Wright having two chats, one about Jesus, one about Paul. Its just fun to listen to - they're funny and have cool accents. And its fun dialogue. I love dialogue.
8.03.2007
8.01.2007
Korean Hostages
7.30.2007
Oh Happy Day!
Joy, joy! I just got back from Cokesbury book store on campus here, and they had a "Crazy 8's" sale. What this means is that I got to fill up a bag full of books from specified racks and paid only $8.88! Woo hoo! I got 14 books for 9 bucks! That is awesome. For you, the readers, enjoyment, and for posterity, here are the books that I bought:
1. The Next Christendom: the coming of global Christianity by Jenkins
2. After Race: racism after multiculturalism by Darder and Torres
3. Christology in Cultural Perspective: marking out the horizons by Greene
4. Hinduism: a very short introduction by Knott
5. Exploring Unseen Worlds: William James and the Philosophy of Mysticism by G. William Barnard
6. Divine Nobodies by Jim Palmer
7. Women in the Early Church by Elizabeth A. Clark
8. the Art of Biblical Poetry by Robert Alter
9. The Transformation of Anglicanism by Sachs
10. Church Reimagined by Doug Pagitt
11. Praying with the Church by Scot McKnight
12. Discourse on Method and Meditations on First Philosophy by Descartes
13. The Changing Shape of Church History by Justo Gonzales
14. The Call to Conversion by Jim Wallis
and to make things even sweeter today, I picked up the rest of my books for class this fall:
Intro to Old Testament:
The Land by Walter Brueggemann
Intro to New Testament:
The New Interpreters Study Bible
Christian Heritage:
Early Christian Mystics by McGinn and McGinn
And the big one, Intro to Theology:
Fortress Introduction to Contemporary Theologies by Miller/Grenz
Dogmatics in Outline by Karl Barth
Handbook of Process Theology by McDaniel and Bowman
The Humanity of God by Karl Barth
Inheriting our Mothers' Gardens by Russell, Kwok, Isasi-Diaz, and Cannon
The Process Perspective by Cobb
Whew. This is fun. I like books.
Alot.
Oh Happy Day, oh happy day...
1. The Next Christendom: the coming of global Christianity by Jenkins
2. After Race: racism after multiculturalism by Darder and Torres
3. Christology in Cultural Perspective: marking out the horizons by Greene
4. Hinduism: a very short introduction by Knott
5. Exploring Unseen Worlds: William James and the Philosophy of Mysticism by G. William Barnard
6. Divine Nobodies by Jim Palmer
7. Women in the Early Church by Elizabeth A. Clark
8. the Art of Biblical Poetry by Robert Alter
9. The Transformation of Anglicanism by Sachs
10. Church Reimagined by Doug Pagitt
11. Praying with the Church by Scot McKnight
12. Discourse on Method and Meditations on First Philosophy by Descartes
13. The Changing Shape of Church History by Justo Gonzales
14. The Call to Conversion by Jim Wallis
and to make things even sweeter today, I picked up the rest of my books for class this fall:
Intro to Old Testament:
The Land by Walter Brueggemann
Intro to New Testament:
The New Interpreters Study Bible
Christian Heritage:
Early Christian Mystics by McGinn and McGinn
And the big one, Intro to Theology:
Fortress Introduction to Contemporary Theologies by Miller/Grenz
Dogmatics in Outline by Karl Barth
Handbook of Process Theology by McDaniel and Bowman
The Humanity of God by Karl Barth
Inheriting our Mothers' Gardens by Russell, Kwok, Isasi-Diaz, and Cannon
The Process Perspective by Cobb
Whew. This is fun. I like books.
Alot.
Oh Happy Day, oh happy day...
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