If Spring Harvest is a barometer of Evangelical opinion, then Evangelicalism, in the UK, is changing – in some ways for the better, it seems. Read the whole article here. I cannot really comment further as I've never been to SH.
Christ Sein, Küng
Existiert Gott?, Küng
Der Anfang aller Dinge, Küng
Colossians Remixed: Subverting the Empire, Brian J. Walsh and Sylvia C. Keesmaat
The Character of Theology: An Introduction to Its Nature, Task, and Purpose, John R. Franke
Shadow Sides. God in the Old Testament, Eric Peels
The Jesus Creed, Scot McKnight
Gebete des Lebens, Karl Rahner
Jesus and the Victory of God, N.T. Wright
Universal Salvation? The Current Debite, ed. by Robin Parry and C. H. Partridge
5 comments:
"I've never been to SH."
...and you call yourself a Christian.
Tut tut ;)
Yea, I know, practically pagan. I'll have to give it a try sometime. I suppose you go every time, don't you, you subculturised drone, you.
I was at SH in Skegness and I agree that this year seemed to have a maturity that has been lacking in the past. Of course, our highlight was the appearance of Tom Wright in the big top doing a brilliant exposition of Jesus' Nazareth sermon in Luke 4, taking in the themes of the Kingfom and Jubilee - subjects not often aired at SH!
Actually I becmae a Christian at SH in 1996 but haven't been since 1999.
It was way more happy clappy back then with a heavy revivalist slant and all the usual charismatic capers which that entails.
It's good the hear that SH seems to have moved on a bit.
Oooo Wright! One day we will have to make it. Tell me, do people all stay in tents? (You answer at this point will determine whether I go or not!)
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