Brethren Contemplative
Jason Barnhart'Memoired' reflections on life, church, and world.
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The Man Who Heard the Silence
The following is a blog post adapted from a talk I gave at Ashland Theological Seminary on Saturday, August 15, as part of the last session for their series “Engaging the Wesleyan Heritage.” I presented with my friend and colleague, Dr. Dav...
Healthy Parents Have Friends
This past week, I had dinner with my Dad. Those who know something of my personal history realize that sentence is more complicated than it sounds. I called John Garrison, who was technically my stepfather (a title I abhor), “Dad.” Tragical...
The Cabin and the Road
I have stood in two places of incredible significance to me. One was the site of Henry David Thoreau’s cabin in the woods surrounding Walden Pond in Concord, Massachusetts, now within the orbit of a sprawling, bustling Boston. The second wa...
When Doctrine Becomes Flesh
A Brethren-Anabaptist Existential and Contemplative Theology
In my last blog post, I pushed back on the seemingly insatiable desire to provide greater and greater precision to my thought as a Brethren theologian (admittedly with something...
Why I Get Tired of Defending My Brethren Faith
But What Do the Brethren Actually Believe?
“But what do the Brethren actually believe?” I get this question so many times about so …
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I am Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary, ordained in the Brethren tradition, and a contemplative thinker and writer. In the spirit of the poet Emily Dickinson, I seek to "tell all the truth, and tell it slant."
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