Tag Archives: Theologians

Quote of the day: Jean Daniélou on ‘the mass of disputable theological opinions’

‘One of the greatest threats to religious life today is the mass of disputable theological opinions.  In minimizing the supernatural aspect of God’s gift, in minimizing everything that pertains to the action of the Spirit, it destroys the very base … Continue reading

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Pic of the day: Theologian Karl Barth as you’ve (probably) never seen him before

Karl Barth in the Swiss armed auxiliary, April 1940

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We know which authors fundamentalists read (if they read at all, most don’t) but who do theological liberals read?

Here’s the answer: 25 theologians to help broaden your faith 1. Marcus J. Borg is an American theologian and a prominent voice among contemporary Jesus scholars.  He is the author of 19 books.  Try: The Meaning of Jesus: Two Visions … Continue reading

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Karl Barth: A great poster image

From here.

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The eschatology of Erik Peterson, 1890-1960, German theologian who influenced Pope Benedict XVI

Erik Peterson (1890-1960) was a theologian who specialized in early Christianity and converted from Lutheranism to Catholicism in Rome in 1930.  Unable to secure a professorship because of his opposition to fascism, Peterson and his family were reduced to poverty until his … Continue reading

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