Snakes and Scorpions, or Fish and Eggs?
—By David Lott, author of
New Proclamation: Year A, 2011, Easter through Christ the King
Almost exactly one year after the media storm over the misguided arrest of African American scholar Henry Louis Gates in his Cambridge home by a white police officer—which prompted President Obama to decla…
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A Brief Response to Glenn Beck on "Liberation Theology"
—By William Anderson, editor of
Journey through Christian Theology
After reviewing Glenn Beck’s program and notes regarding "Liberation theology," a simple response would be: "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing." In Mr. Beck's case this is apparent on two fronts: (1) his…
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Check out this IBTS blog about
A New Climate for Theology: God, the World, and Global Warming A New Climate for Theology
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Check out this Huffington Post article about the Buddha, Jesus, and "the hard work of integrating multiple religious wisdoms."
What Does The Buddha Have To Do With Jesus?
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The Immanent Divine,…
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Check out Scot McKnight's blog post,
The Living Emerging Movement, about the emergent church and Philip Clayton's new book,
Transforming Christian Theology: For Church and Society.
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Fortress Press: In what way is your new book—A Journey through Christian Theology—a “journey”? In what way does your text help a novice theologian understand and appreciate the meaning and value of theology?
William Anderson: The first edition of this book was originally titled A Cartoon History of Theology. Somewhere in the process, however, the title changed to A Journey through Christian Theology. This is a more accurate title, indicative of what we are doing in this w…
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Fortress Press: What’s the most exciting thing about the contextual readings of the Bible that are featured in the Texts@Contexts series?
Athalya Brenner: For me the most interesting thing is the variety. For example, look at Hagar. When you read the relevant biblical texts (Genesis 16 and 21) anywhere in the world the text is basically the same, taking into account small modifications caused by translation. But your perspective, when you read it in Africa or in Finland, i…
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Christopher Stanley discusses his Fortress Press introductory textbook
The Hebrew Bible: A Comparative Approach. Click below to watch the video.
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CNN is running a story titled "Evangelical leader calls for boycott of Fox personality Glenn Beck". The article is at
http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/03/12/beck.boycott/ and the theological issues discussed in it are to me really interesting. A wide range of views ranging from Jim Wallis to Jerry Falwell JR, all in response to Glenn Beck's apparent call for Christians to leave churches that preach economic and social justice (I have…
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We thought you might be, which is why we're giving you the chance to win ten Fortress Press books! The Fortress Forum member who recruits the most new members between today, March 5, 2010, and Friday, March 19, 2010 will receive a free copy of:
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Fortress Press: Is the study of ethics more crucial now than at other times in history?
Dan Maguire: Humanity--along with the planet we now dominate--is caught in the crosshairs of twinned threats: ecocide and militaristic binging. We are double-basting the planet in carbon dioxide, killing off other species at a pell-mell pace, reproducing beyond the limits of the earth’s resources, all this while armed to the teeth with more kill-power than there are people to kill.
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Fortress Press: Your latest book with us, a new edition of
The Living Word, still presents a vital and relevant argument today. What is the future of New Testament theology as a discipline? Some say the discipline is a thing of the past.
James Dunn: New Testament theology will have a vigorous life as long as people ask theological questions. Ch…
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Fortress Press: Your new textbook--
The Hebrew Bible: A Comparative Approach--is aimed at college students in a religious-studies curriculum such as is offered in many state universities. In what ways do you seek in this book to reach students that might be underserved by other textbooks?
Chris Stanley: Most of the introductory textbooks currently on the market were written for students who have at least a general familiarity with the content and stories of the Bible.…
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Fortress Press: Your recent project with Fortress Press--The Global Luther--offers many new perspectives on Martin Luther. What in your mind are the freshest and most promising features of Luther scholarsh
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