Some more theological blogs
I have been discovering more and more interesting theological blogs out there, for example:
Theologoumenon the blog of a seminarian and budding systematic theologian at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta. Anyone who likes Barth and Von Balthasar that much, and can take such visceral joy in purchasing books must have be respected!
Also, God in a Shrinking Universe, by Patrik Hagman, a Finnish theologian and doctoral student. Be sure to check out his World Cup of Systematic Theologians -- go now to add your two pence, because nominations close tomorrow (Friday 09 June)! (This blog also fuels my amazement at the level of facility in English achieved by people from nations all over the globe! Some of our best friends in Cambridge are from Germany and Korea, and their English is quite good, often superb -- vastly better than our facility in their languages.)
When I have more time or energy or whatever, they'll be in the blogroll.
Theologoumenon the blog of a seminarian and budding systematic theologian at Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta. Anyone who likes Barth and Von Balthasar that much, and can take such visceral joy in purchasing books must have be respected!
Also, God in a Shrinking Universe, by Patrik Hagman, a Finnish theologian and doctoral student. Be sure to check out his World Cup of Systematic Theologians -- go now to add your two pence, because nominations close tomorrow (Friday 09 June)! (This blog also fuels my amazement at the level of facility in English achieved by people from nations all over the globe! Some of our best friends in Cambridge are from Germany and Korea, and their English is quite good, often superb -- vastly better than our facility in their languages.)
When I have more time or energy or whatever, they'll be in the blogroll.
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