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	Christian missions: Outreach to the nations, 1600 - present
		The development of schools of world mission in theological seminaries and the lengthy bibliography of materials now available in the theology of missions should be enough to convince one that, as far as Christian missions are concerned, we are in the age of theology.
		Words like missiology, syncretism, dialog, faith mission, indigenous church, people movements, cultural baggage and overhang, homogeneous unit and may others form an important part of the language missionaries use to talk about strategy, methodology, and even theology.
		Cultural Anthropology Introduction to Missions Linguistics Mexican Field Studies Missions Strategies Modern Missionary Movement (History of Missions) Nazarene Missions Church Growth and Christian Missions Theology of Missions Traditional Religions World Religions
	home.snu.edu /~hculbert/1600.htm (765 words)

	Hulda: Feminist Theology
		A Talk on Feminist Theology and the Family
		Some of the other pages are interested in both Christian and Jewish feminism; some of the following homepages offer links to Christian sites as well.
		Bibliography and Archival Resources on the History of Jewish Women in America
	www.dike.de /hulda/english.html (519 words)

	Societas Christiana
		The catholic Christian tradition on this matter is far better than the secular Enlightenment principle announced by men such as Locke, whose views (e.g., here and here) have caused no small amount of havoc not just in secular politics, but in the Church as well.
		Edit: Let it be understood that what is behind this post is a presuppositional critiqe of a very specific kind of “baptistic” theology–or even more specifically, a specific subset of a specific kind of “baptistic” theology.
		I’m amazed at Baptistic Christians who are amazed at examples of secularist intolerance.
	www.societaschristiana.com (1486 words)

	Pastor's Corner: Attica First United Methodist Church
		He graduated from Anderson University, School of Theology, with a Master of Divinity in 1988.
		Scott graduated from Huntington College in 1985 with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, and received his Master of Divinity from Anderson School of Theology in 1988.
		I have also attended various denominational schools which have equipped me to talk about God at different levels and given me a greater understanding of how God may work within various settings.
	www.localline.com /~fumc/pastor.htm (1486 words)

	Process Theology: Making God Talk Make Sense
		" In this book, the author, Dr. Vernon Goff, applies Process theology to religion from a Christian perspective.
		Process Theology is based on a contemporary world view that is continually changing through growth in knowledge.
		Process Theology is an acknowledgement that contemporary understanding of God and God's expression through creation, including human beings, is always in "process" and never complete.
	www.process-theology.org (1486 words)

	Talk To Action The Christian Right, Dominionism, and Theocracy - Part Two
		So Christian Reconstructionism was the most influential form of dominion theology, and it influenced both the theological concepts and political activism of white Protestant conservative evangelicals mobilized by the Christian Right.
		I understand that Christian Reconstructionists are a subset of the larger group of dominionists, and I sort of understand the difference you describe between and hard and soft dominionists, which I gather is relevant to the distinction between dominionists and Reconstructionists although it isn't labeled as such, but my mind still fogs.
		A number of Christian Right leaders read what the Christian Reconstructionists were writing, and they adopted the idea of taking dominion over the secular institutions of the United States as the "central unifying ideology" of their social movement.
	www.talk2action.org /story/2005/12/5/10810/4239 (3196 words)

	Weekly Planet THIS WEEK IN TALK OF THE TOWN
		Christian Reconstruction and dominion theology aren't new movements in the religious community.
		That it was at odds with the great mass of Christian teachings was a matter of little concern for the Reconstructionists, who saw their heady mission as leading the new nation of God, and eventually presiding over all of the world's affairs.
		Where many Christian churches were vocal in opposition to abortion, for example, Reconstruction-allied groups such as Operation Rescue were willing to field troops and attack the enemy.
	www.weeklyplanet.com /2004-03-25/cover.html (5313 words)

	Bunnie Diehl: If you don't like it, just go away: Comment on Wow -- Craptacular Christian Hit of the Week
		A better way to think of a theology of glory is (only) in contradistinction to the theology of the cross (about which we do better to talk), that sees God working through weak and humble things: water, bread, wine, his own Son delivered into the hands of sinful men and killed a horrible death.
		Theology is the study of the nature of God.
		While I see no conflict with this song and the theology of glory, I do not see that its problem is from the theology of glory.
	www.worldmagblog.com /cgi-bin/mt-comments.cgi?entry_id=10384 (12248 words)

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		Movie Theology - A directory of websites that offer film information from a Christian perspective.
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		These sites are some of the best sites for finding actor and text from more than five thousand films including Talk Radio.
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	CHRISTIAN CONCERT AUTHORITY Breaking News!
		Because it has a very ethereal, gentle sound, the Nilsson's music is often compared to what is sometimes called "ambient music." Those comparisons prompted Troy and Genie to dub their music "Heaven Music." "As Christians, Genie and I are careful to steer clear of any association with New Age theology," says Troy.
		The couple has worked with Bobby McFerrin, Michael W. Smith, dc Talk, EMI Christian Music Group, Curb Records and the Southern Baptist Convention on various projects.
		A Christian can listen to our music and reflect on the lyrics without worrying about what's being said."
	www.ccauthority.com /nilsson.htm (12248 words)

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		Nathan Söderblom was a pioneer in Sweden for the scientific study of Non-Christian religions, and as such he had an enormous impact on Swedish theology and on religious education in Swedish schools, and so even on the Swedish discourse on religion.
		And to the Archbishop's house two of his daughters returned as wives to new archbishops, so you can talk of a kind of Söderblom dynasty reigning the Church of Sweden from 1914 up in the 1960s.
		The same year he held his Gifford lectures in Edinburgh, using all his scholarship within the History of religions, but also, as he always did, interpreting other religions in relation to Christian faith and to all aspects of human culture.
	www.liu.se /irk/religion/texter/EA/EA99omSoderblom.htm (12248 words)

	Inside UVA
		Volf's talk is the first annual Capps Lecture in Christian Theology, sponsored by the Project on Lived Theology in U.Va.'s Department of Religious Studies and by Theological Horizons.
		Volf, the Henry B. Wright Professor of Systematic Theology at the Yale Divinity School, will speak and lead a discussion from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
		A native of Croatia who has lectured widely in the U.S. and Europe, he is known for his penetrating reflections on the Yugoslav conflict and an ability to be heard by both theological liberals and conservatives.
	www.virginia.edu /insideuva/2001/04/volf.html (193 words)

	Koester
		Professor Helmut Koester will deliver his main talk, The Beginnings of Christianity: Worship of Jesus as the Lord, Wednesday, April 2, in room G24 Eiesland Hall at 8 p.m.
		Koester was awarded an honorary master of arts degree from Harvard, and an honorary doctoral degree in theology from the University of Geneva/Switzerland in 1959, and 1989, respectively.
		Born in Hamburg, Germany, Koester studied theology at the University of Marburg, Germany, where he received his doctor of theology degree in 1954.
	www.nis.wvu.edu /Releases_Old/koester.htm (308 words)

	Can Christian Theology Let the Trees Do the Talking?
		“Can Christian Theology Let the Trees Do the Talking?” by John R. Schneider
		Can Christian Theology Let the Trees Do the Talking?
		They talk to each other, and they’ll talk to you if you listen.
	www.acton.org /publicat/randl/article.php?id=338 (308 words)

	Comment of the Fortnight 30 March 1999
		Pastor Bernal is an evangelical Christian, and Bernie Ward has often spoken in unflattering terms about Bernal's theology.
		For several years I have been a great fan of Bernie Ward's "God Talk" on KGO radio in San Francisco.
		Their pastor, Rev. Richard Bernal, was going to be on a local FM station, KYLD, doing a one-hour talk show called "God in the House" on Sunday mornings from 8 a.m.
	catcode.com /comments/cf990330.html (1906 words)

	PTEV: Syllabus
		Exploration in Christian Theology: Tentative Schedule of Classes, Assignments, and Exams
		Examining the Talk in Organizational Communication: A Christian Perspective
		Thomas McGovern on the Christian Anthropology of Pope John Paul II http://www.christendom awake.org/pages/mcgovern/chrisanthro.htm.
	www.ptev.org /Syllabus.aspx?iid=46 (1906 words)

	Areopagus Lecture Series
		In addition to a public evening lecture, each speaker will also present a lunchtime talk to the ISU Christian community and
		The Areopagus Lecture Series brings Christian academics to Iowa State to present their professional work in a public setting where the implications of faith for their work are apparent to followers of Christ and to other members of the university community.
		The purpose of the lecture series is to present the ISU community with a challenge to consider the continuing relevance of the Christian message to contemporary life.
	www.isu-areopagus.org /lectureseries.html (393 words)

	Center for Jewish Studies Calendar - Past Events for This Academic Year
		Rosenzweig's thought has already had a great impact on a variety of disciplines, including philosophy, theology, the critical study of religion, psychoanalysis, education, and Jewish-Christian dialogue, and new implications and connections are constantly emerging.
		The present generation of Jewish and Christian speakers may be the last 'Mohicans'.
		A Socio-Linguistic Study of Christian and Jewish Aramaic Vestiges." Aramaic was once an international language of the Assyrian and Persian empires and the literary language of important books on Rabbinical Judaism and early Christianity.
	www.humnet.ucla.edu /calendar/0102/jewishst.html (6182 words)

	Christian Audio: Welcome to the Christian Audio store
		We've just acquired the rights to Eugene Peterson's new theology of Christian spirituality Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places.
		And come fall we will have even more to talk about.
		We are interested in producing Christian audio books that enrich the mind and heart.
	www.christianaudio.com (6182 words)

	BaptistFire RealAudio sermons, books, news, and more!
		Graham: "There is a brand of elitist theology that is being taught aggressively today in some seminaries, and Christian universities, churches and well known Christian ministries.
		Hear the two architects of the Southern Baptist conservative resurgence articulate their concerns in this historic 1988 radio talk show.
		On June 12, 2005 at the 24,000 member Prestonwood Baptist Church in Texas, Graham launched a broadside against Calvinism and sent shockwaves throughout some Southern Baptist institutions.
	www.baptistfire.com (6182 words)

	Theology Today - Vol 51, No. 4 - January 1995 - ARTICLE - Knowing How to Go On When You Do Not Know Where You Are: A Response to John Cobb, Jr.
		That is not because, as Cobb suggests, Christians had a negative attitude toward sex but because, by becoming Christian people, they understood that their true family was now the church.
		Put differently, I think Cobb would like to be a postmodernist, but he remains caught in the discourse of modernity-discourse, for example, that would have us talk of "Christ events" in preference to Jesus Christ.
		By raising this question, I am not, at this point, questioning Cobb's account of the Christian tradition-though I will raise some questions about that later.
	theologytoday.ptsem.edu /jan1995/v51-4-article6.htm (6182 words)

	Other god Talk -- non-Christian religion on the WWW
		The Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry - Christianity, cults, evolution, the New Age, theology, evangelism, and more
		Rosecrucian Fellowship claims to be " An International Association of Christian Mystics dedicated to preaching the Gospel and healing the sick"
		International Order of Odd Fellows IOOF) and the Rebekahs
	www.xrysostom.com /godtalk3.html (6182 words)

	Archaeology and the New Testament
		He is an author, radio talk show host, and a national and international speaker on apologetics, cults, world religions, Bible, theology, and current issues.
		Probe Ministries is a non-profit ministry whose mission is to assist the church in renewing the minds of believers with a Christian worldview and to equip the church to engage the world for Christ.
		He has a BA in Religion from Point Loma Nazarene University and a Master of Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary.
	www.biblicalarcheology.net /Bible/ArchaeologyAndNewTestament.html (2583 words)

	Talk:List of Christians - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		But the gnostics who tried to call themselves Christian had fundamentally opposed theology about the nature of God that was rejected by the rest of christendom.
		I believe Constantine I was a Christian catechumen most of his life, and was baptized and chrismated into Christianity shortly before his death; main significance is that he called off the persecution, like you said, and also that he convened the First Ecumenical Council.Other than that, I think I mostly agree with you.
		This can all be easily handled by appropriate introductions - list of popes can say "this is a comlete list of..." and list of atheists can say "this is a partial list of atheists, focusing on atheists who are particularly notable, famous, or important".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:List_of_Christians (3450 words)

	Worldview Weekend.com - Books, resources and conferences on Biblical Wordview, Christian Worldview and Apologetics.
		She has hosted radio talk shows in Christian and secular markets, and currently is a regular guest editorialist for USA Today.
		In addition Brannon has served as the guest host of “Point of View” and “Crosstalk” which are two of the nation’s largest Christian call-in programs.
		For five years Dr. Lutzer was the Pastor of Edgewater Baptist Church in Chicago and later became and assistant professor of Bible and Theology at the Moody Bible Institute.
	www.worldviewweekend.com /bio.shtml (6177 words)

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		For this reason, I would prefer to talk less about theology or faith and more about what the Jews referred to as a halakah.
		The only way your theology can be meaningful to others is if it actually makes sense with the way you practice life and if that way of life is worth pursuing.
		To quote N.T. Wright on the subject, "To call Judaism a 'faith' is actually, in one sense, a piece of Christian cultural imperialism, imagining that because Christianity thinks of itself as a 'faith' other peoples do the same.
	www.whatischurch.com /sandbox/more.php?id=203_0_1_0_M (909 words)

	PetersNet: Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Greatest Mystery, The
		Ratzinger's talk is fascinating because it takes up the great themes of the day: the nature of Church, the source of Church unity, the role of the papacy, the role of Councils, the legitimate and illegitimate types of ecumenism, and the role of the Church in the struggles for social and political justice.
		Ratzinger then analyzes the meaning of the word "solidarity." He reminds us that this term was born not in a Christian environment, but in a socialist one that opposed "social solidarity" to "the Christian idea of love" as the new, rational and effective answer to social problems.
		As Ratzinger surveys the current world scene, one sees that he is trying to use his Eucharistic theology of "communio" to create the basis for a new Catholic social teaching on the great 21st century issues of globalization, Third World debt, and the free market.
	www.petersnet.net /browse/4649.htm (6868 words)

	Christian Pictures of Six Famous Symbols of Christianity
		Among his publications are “John Ploughman’s Talk” and “Treasury of David”.
		He graduated at Harvard Coll., and received training in theology at Alexandria Seminary.
		John Hall : clergyman, born in Market Hill, Ireland, July 31, 1829; died in Bangor, Ireland, September 17, 1898.
	www.convexartist.com /christianpic.htm (6868 words)

	Phorum :: Welcome To :: Break the taboos of Individualism or DIE!
		Now is the time for bold talk, since it seems clear to me that the United Church is being called to change from a comfortable pew consumer church into a community of disciples who welcome diverse Christian theology in their communities.
		I was intentionally provocative in my Feb. letter since I hoped to spark a discussion but also to break the taboo regarding clergy being critical of the laity.
		Phorum :: Welcome To :: Break the taboos of Individualism or DIE!
	www.spirit-net.ca /united/forum/read.php?2,6036 (928 words)

	Fred's Bible Talk - Refuting Compromise
		Ross is an individual in need of a serious rebuke and the Christian Church needs a well-documented rebuttal to the nonsensical theology and muddled science he passes off as scholarship in defense of progressive creationism.
		Ross, whether intentional or not, fails to acknowledge the heavy reliance his apologetics have upon the viewpoints of materialistic atheists hostile to theism in general and Christianity specifically.
		I believe Hugh Ross, as sincere as he claims to be, is overlaying the simple message of the Bible with false teaching that is hazardous to the whole of God’s Word.
	www.fredsbibletalk.com /refuting.html (5195 words)

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