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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Soulen-Questions of Culture and Gender
I continue to consider Kendall Soulen’s book, Divine Name(s) and the Holy Trinity. If Jewish-Christian relations raise a question about using Father, Son and Spirit as divine names, so do the spread of Christianity to non-Western cultures and the emancipation … Continue reading
Soulen–the Trinity’s Jewish Connection
Again I am looking at the book by R. Kendall Soulen The Divine Name(s) and the Holy Trinity. He wants us to rethink the name of God in the light of Christian-Jewish relations. This paragraph is my understanding of the … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Kendall Soulen, Tetragrammaton, Trinity.Jewish-Christian relations
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Deuteronomy 32–Particular Love
Deuteronomy 32:8-9 has been pared with Psalm 82 as illustrating an old pagan religion underlying the religion of the Bible. The question here, of course, is whether you believe God revealed himself to some of the early Israelites, or whether … Continue reading
Posted in Deuteronomy, Theology
Tagged chosen people, Michael Wyschogrod, polytheism
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Soulen on the Divine Name
I have begun reading R. Kendall Soulen’s The Divine Name(s) and the Holy Trinity. I know it sounds like a tedious theological topic. Trust me, though, this book is not that hard to read and it deals with its topic … Continue reading
Deuteronomy 32-the Rock
All through Deuteronomy 32 we find God and gods named the rock. Here are the passages: Deuteronomy 32:4 He is the rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are just: a faithful God and never unfair, just and … Continue reading
Men and Church
This morning I read an article about why men don’t go to church so much. Men don’t go to church as much as women. I am a man who still goes to church even though I no longer serve as … Continue reading
Jesus–American Politics
Was Jesus a Republican or a Democrat? I have decided that the historical Jesus series is too general. I will come back to the topic eventually, blogging a particular book or part of the gospels. My reason for getting into … Continue reading
Posted in Church, historical Jesus
Tagged deficit hawk, Democrat, Religious left, Religious right, Republican
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Deuteronomy 32–Divine Lawsuit
The reason I am blogging about the song in Deuteronomy 32 is that doing so seems to make sense as a follow up to my series on the Psalms of Asaph. Deuteronomy 32 has some things in common with the … Continue reading
Deuteronomy 32–Swan Song
We label the poem in Deuteronomy 32 the Song of Moses. But today the Song of Moses may call to mind a contemporary song by that name. That song gets its name from the song sung by harp-playing angels in … Continue reading
Wolfhart Pannenberg–Video Series
I just came across a video series produced at St. John’s College at Oxford. It is about Pannenberg. It seems quite good. Here is the introductory video: