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Sabbath and Consumerism: Theology that Matters
Callid Keefe-Perry has posted a new video response to "Theology that Matters." This time addressing Darby Ray's chapter on Sabbath and Consumerism. Enjoy!
Pluralism 2.0: Living Interwoven Identities
Philip Clayton makes a guest blogging appearance at the premier progressive Christian blog pomomusings. His post is part of a series on pluralism 2.0. Go there and check out his post and if for some reason you are not a pomomusings regular you can begin your transformation today.
Clayton Responds to Rep. John Shimkus
Rep. John Shimkus of Illinois presented his 'eco-theology' at a House Subcommittee on Energy and Environment hearing.
Theology the Matters (video response)
Theo-Blogger Callid Keefe-Perry serves up a quality engagement with the first chapter in Theology That Matters: Ecology, Economy, and God edited by our own Darby Kathleen Ray.
Random Reflections From Around the Net
Jonathon Walten asks whether the theologian is an antiquated relic of a dying institution, Tony Jones responds to Walten's comments with praise, suggesting that Walten himself may have an important role to play in the recovery of theology, and Drew Tatusko reflects on the polarities th
Raw Reflections from Clayton and Jones
Theo-Blogger Update 3
Our Theo-Bloggers have been busy. Hopefully this is a little something from everyone, but the sheer number is hard to keep up with.
