Progressive Christian Theology
Jon Paul Sydnor, Nadia NeriyaEssays adapted from The Great Open Dance: A Progressive Christian Theology
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Jon Paul Sydnor is author of The Great Open Dance: A Progressive Christian Theology. He is also Professor of Theology and Religious Studies at Emmanuel College and theologian-in-residence at Grace Community Boston.
Transcendence spirituality burnt me out. I spent four years in silence with Yeshua. Then I consecrated my life to Love in mystic marriage with Christ. Now I write & podcast about the sweetness of coming Home in divine romance with God—my Beloved \ud83d\udc8d \ud83d\udd4a️
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