Experimental Theology with Richard Beck
Richard BeckDrawing Large and Startling Figures
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Al Shall Be Wele
“The nombre of the words passyth my witte and al my understondyng and al my mights...”
Chapter 26 brings us to Julian’s twelfth of sixteen showings. In this showing, the Lord appears more glorified than Julian has seen him before, declarin...
On Monsters and Scapegoats
One more reflection as the spooky season comes to a close. What follows is a lightly edited selection from my first book Unclean, a book that become more and more relevant with each passing year.
This comes from Chapter 6 entitled “Monste...
The Christian Realism of Bram Stoker's Dracula
As this year’s spooky season comes to a close, I wanted to revisit three posts I shared last year, pulled together and reedited here, about why I think Bram Stoker’s Dracula is one of the greatest Christian novels ever written.
The reason...
Transplant Shock and Spiritual Formation in Protestant Spaces
Throughout this series, I have been exploring the idea of “transplant shock” and how it helps us understand the challenges facing spiritual formation in low-church Protestant spaces.
The metaphor, I hope, is both straightforward and memora...
Transplant Shock and Spiritual Formation in Protestant Spaces
One more contrast between the soils of spiritual formation.
Historically, the practices of spiritual formation grew within a Catholic worldview that espoused a theology of merit. Now, that word “merit” is going to sound strange and very su...
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