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Adam Hamilton has been the face of Midwest mainline mega-church for most of my career. He started the Church of the Resurrection in a funeral parlor in 1990, grew it into a large congregation with a 3000 seat sanctuary by the early aughts,...
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When’s the last time you heard the word “repent” or “repentance” in your inner ear and it didn’t involve shouting?
Of course, Scripture is somewhat to blame for this situation, with John the Baptist out there in Matthew 3: “Repent! For the...
I originally published this essay in Word & World in 2017. I think it still holds up. But now reading it almost a decade later, I see I had not anticipated the rapid rise of Christian nationalism in American public life. I guess we’ve been...
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Pastoral public theology for people who don’t fully belong anymore—but aren’t done. From a progressive Lutheran pastor in the South, accompanying people through faith, doubt, and the work of caring for neighbors.
Professor, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary. Core Doctoral Faculty, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley. Docent, Helsinki University, Finland.
Lutheran theologian. Hiker and backpacker. "... a philosophical frequenter of vanity fair ..."
merely an observer of social malaise
Author, scholar of early Christianity and early Christian texts, professor, observer of the world
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