
Essays adapted from The Great Open Dance: A Progressive Christian Theology
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An open table signifies universal salvation. Religious ritual either works or it dies. One criterion of effectiveness is the ritual’s ability to transform our interaction with the non-ritualized world. If the ritual causes us to interpret a...
Baptism celebrates life itself as sacred. All rituals overflow language, including the language of ritual. Despite ritual’s resistance to the imperium of words, theology matters. Ritual may not be reducible to theological content, and it ma...
Religious ritual is not magic or superstition. All religions practice rituals, but religions interpret their rituals differently. Some offer “magical” interpretations of the ritual as a supernatural technology that produces material outcome...
Agape is dangerous. In previous blogs, we have argued that God is vulnerable to us and that we, made in the image of God, should be vulnerable to one another. Having counseled such dangerous vulnerability, we should now consider the real po...
The Divine Dance, aka The Rockmont Cross (North Carolina). Sculpture by Scotty Utz. Photo by Daniel Weathersby.
People need community to heal. Jesus did not rise from the dead; Jesus was raised from the dead by the power of Trinitarian lov...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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.
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