Progressive Christian Theology
Jon Paul Sydnor, Nadia NeriyaEssays adapted from The Great Open Dance: A Progressive Christian Theology
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Jesus didn’t read his Bible the way biblical fundamentalists do.
Jesus didn’t read his Bible like modern biblical fundamentalists. Jesus’s followers called him “Rabbi,” or teacher (Mark 14:45; Matt 26:25; John 3:2; etc.). One role of a Jewish teacher at that time (and today) was to interpret Scripture, w...
Christ was not an inerrantist, so Christians should not be either
Bad theology manufactures an artificial conflict between faith and reason, and biblical infallibilism is bad theology. In English, the term infallibilism derives from the First Vatican Council’s assertion that papal ex cathedra (with the fu...
Why I don’t call them the “Old Testament” or “New Testament”
Pogrom of Strasbourg by Emile Schweitzer (1894). In 1349 the entire Jewish population of Strasbourg, approximately 2,000 souls, was burnt alive except for children and those willing to be baptised. Prior to the massacre, Pope Clement VI had...
Bad interpretation of the Bible drives people into atheism
Science and religion need not conflict. I teach a course on science and religion, and we always discuss Darwin’s theory of evolution in class. One semester I was explaining the history of Darwinism and its conflict with those churches that...
Bad churches hurt people and good churches heal them.
If your church’s leaders are trying to control you, then leave. Many churches are systems of control that cause great pain. Today, some therapists are specializing in Religious Trauma Syndrome (RTS), trying to heal the psychic scars produce...
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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.
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