Christendom

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• Toward a Missional Vision of Theological Education: New Soil

  
  lifeasmission — Authority: 117
  This post continues a series exploring a missional vision of theological education.  If you’re catching up, I began by offering some preliminary thoughts , explored Christendom as the root of the problem , and then highlighted a few of the fruits of that problem .  This was all necessary groundwork in my my ...
  5 days ago

• New Issue of The Christendom Review

  
  What's Wrong with the World — Authority: 540
  A new issue of The Christendom Review , a literary journal edited by friends of Whats Wrong with the World , is out . It features pieces by our own Lydia McGrew, as well as by former contributor Bill Luse. You will also find some wonderful selections of photography by our illustrious webmaster and technical ...
  6 days ago

• Toward a Missional Vision of Theological Education: The Fruit of the Problem

  
  lifeasmission — Authority: 117
  In my last post I made the claim that our current model of theological education, in assuming a Christendom context, is better-suited to train managers of Christian religious institutions than it is to prepare missional leaders .  If the root of the problem is Christendom, the binding of Christian witness and ...
  1 week ago

• A Missional Vision of Theological Education: The Root of the Problem

  
  lifeasmission — Authority: 117
  There is one sure fire way to undermine the character of Christian witness and mission – bind them to systems of coercive power. To the great detriment of the Body of Christ, this is precisely what has happened in the cultural phenomenon of Christendom. To understand what this has to do with theological ...
  2 weeks ago

• So tired of Anti-Catholicism

  
  SCRIPTORIUM — Authority: 107
  Or, The Immaturity of the West: Will millions of Catholic deaths and the utter destruction of Catholic civilization at Protestant, Liberal, and Communist hands never suffice? Some days ago I was able to catch parts of the BBC debate on the Catholic Church; and I must say Ann Widdecombe and the Archbishop were ...
  2 weeks ago

• Not the Red Flags of Marx and Mao, but those of Christ and Muhammad

  
  Hundie Jo [dot] Com — Authority: 128
  In one possible scenario of the world to come, an incredibly wealthy although numerically shrinking Northern population expouses the values of humanizm, ornamented with the vestiges of liberal Christianity and Judaism.  Meanwhile, this future North confronts the poorer and vastly more numerous global masses who wave ...
  2 weeks ago

• St. Charles Borromeo: The Great Reformer

  
  SCRIPTORIUM — Authority: 107
  When the Jacobin Revolution threatened to destroy the Church, it was Borromeo’s legacy that did most to help her survive… Today the Latin Christians of the one true Church celebrate the Feast of St. Charles Borromeo, Bishop and Confessor, under both the Johannine and the Pauline form of the Roman Rite.  ...
  3 weeks ago

• Bi-Vocationalism & Support Raising

  
  lifeasmission — Authority: 117
  Earlier this month I began a series of posts on Bi-Vocational Ministry .  I talked about Bi-Vocational Ministry and the Missional Church and then the relationship between Bi-Vocational Ministry and Spiritual Formation . For the last few days I have been participating in a seminar on “Ministry Partner ...
  4 weeks ago

• Christ the King and Christian statesmanship

  
  SCRIPTORIUM — Authority: 107
  Yesterday, 25 October 2009, was the Feast of the Kingship of Our Lord Jesus Chris, which, in the traditional calendar of the Latin Rite, is celebrated on the last Sunday of October.  Therefore, in honor of Christ the King, we re-publish with minor modifications our earlier post “ Politics: a path of holiness ...
  4 weeks ago

• Bi-Vocational Ministry and Spiritual Formation

  
  lifeasmission — Authority: 117
  In my last post about bi-vocational church leadership , I tried to make the point that this approach derives its theological significance from a truly missional approach to theology and ecclesiology. I wanted to winnow that thought down a bit further and suggest that the biblical appeal for a bi-vocational approach ...
  5 weeks ago

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