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- Just today I've been rereading Judith Butler's Undoing Gender, which touches on a lot of the issues you've raised. I think from her perspective, all of the LGBT categories have in...
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Notes From Off Center
Life from the view of a pragmatist Christian and educator.
Several Days ago I posted what I thought to be a rather eloquently packed statement of Christian faith by David Bentley Hart here. Kevin Edgecomb was not quite so fond of the same passage and Nick Norelli agrees. Read Kevin’s post on it for his points. Here is my take o
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1 year ago
Lossky seems on target with the tradition as does Ware who I find to be very eloquent. I also like Schmemann who really does a nice job with the pastoral function of doctrine (like Ellen Charry's work on this with the patristics which is nothing short of fantastic) and Peter Gilquist for the Evangelical Orthodox view in the US.