Teaching Political Theology, Part 1: Political Theology: A Guide for the...
I am an American who lives and teaches political theology in the United Kingdom, and for the next few months I will be reflecting on the experiences, pitfalls, and opportunities in teaching political...
View ArticleTeaching Political Theology, Part 2: Either Side of the Pond (or Teaching...
Some challenges and opportunities are the same on either side of the pond for those of us teaching political theology. Those teaching in seminaries and other ‘confessional’ contexts will find the same...
View ArticleTeaching Political Theology, Part 3: Making Theology Political and Politics...
We have all been around people who constantly tell stories in which the person telling the story is also the clear hero of the story. And none of us wants to be that person. I think this should be the...
View ArticleTeaching Political Theology, Part 4: Being Ecumenical without Being Bland (or...
Many people have an immediate, visceral response to the word ‘ecumenical’. For some, it is a byword for the unity and cooperation which is most needed, necessary, and important for the church today....
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