by Lois Hunstad I believe in God, the Father, strong and tender, the Mother, fierce and proud,our advocate and confidante, who created us in love, and is the source of …
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Worship Focused on Love – Dave Andrews
Dave Andrews sent these four songs with lyrics, chord progressions, and links to performances of each. They focus on love! GOD’S LOVE IS GOOD Dave Andrews Waking each dawn I …
The 12 Steps of Uncontrolling Love
The Rev. Gregory Hoover [email protected] 1. We realized we could not overcome our habits singlehandedly — that our lives had become unmanageable. 2. Came to believe that cooperating with the …
Theology Tied Up in “Nots”
Thomas Jay Oord’s The Death of Omnipotence and Birth of Amipotence in Light of Charles Hartshorne’s Philosophy A review from Donald Wayne Viney Thomas Jay Oord is known for his …
Christian and Muslim Reflections on Non-Violence, Non-Dominance, and Non-Compulsion
By Dave Andrews Recently I was reflecting on Jesus’ challenge to practice revolutionary innovative non-violence. I have a friend called Zalman Kastel who is an orthodox Jewish Rabbi. One day …
(Don’t Fear) The Reaper(?)
Towards a process theological perspective on Church decline All our times have come Here but now they’re gone Seasons don’t fear the reaper Nor do the wind, the sun or …
GAD Videos
Use this link to watch Thomas and Tripp’s videos exploring the themes in God After Deconstruction. Also added are their lectures at for the God After Deconstruction conference at Drew University. …
ORTLine24 Audio Downloads
Click the author and book title to download audio files for each discussion. Thursday, February 22 8am Mountain Time Andre Rabe, Processing Mimetic Reality Rebecca Adams, Jonathan Foster, Adam Erickson, …
God is Love: On Thomas Jay Oord’s Project of Essential Kenosis
By Matthias Remenyi, Würzburg Suffering, as Georg Büchner put it in a formulation that has become classic, is the “bedrock of atheism.”[1] That fact questions our theological designs and faith …
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