Fitch’s Provocations
David FitchMusings from the ground on up. Reflections on power, ideology, subjectivity (the formation of self), culture, and mission.
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Why I’m Not Reformed Post 3:
I’m continuing to explore the thesis, put forth originally HERE on ‘Fitch’s provocations,’ that the theology of the Reformation has not aged well as a theology that could shape the North American church for mission. The theology of the Refo...
Why I’m Not Reformed Post 2
A few weeks ago, HERE on ‘Fitch’s provocations’, I put forth the thesis that the theology of the Reformation had not aged well as a theology that could shape the North American church for mission. The theology of the Reformation (in which I...
Why I’m not Reformed?
Last month I got into a dust-up on fb (you can find my fb page HERE to follow the conversations) with a post entitled “Why I’m not Reformed. If I were to write this book.” I made five points surrounding Reformation emphases like Sola Script...
The Missing Church In American Political Theory - Final Thoughts
The past four posts have argued that the current state of American politics, as well as the discourse surrounding political theory and theology in the academy, has largely been determined by the contest between democratic liberalism and con...
The Missing Church in American Political Theory POST 4
Via three posts here on ‘Fitch’s Provocations’, I’ve been writing on recovering Stanley Hauerwas for the present political crisis in America.
America, and the rest of the world, is facing the end of the post WW2 international order. Donald...
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C&MA pastor, Anabaptist holiness pentecostal missional theologian, @nseminary professor, I'm just starting conversations.
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