Love this! Love these guides you keep sharing. This one seems to align with my questions about the Kingdom breaking in and resurrection bring a demonstration of what Christ is all about. And I’ve been on board with dumping the ticket-pinching, hand-folding as we wait for rescue kind of Christianity. So, he sounds daunting but exciting!
Excellent introduction. I especially appreciated that you didn’t simply recommend Moltmann or dismiss him. You encouraged readers to engage him thoughtfully. That’s a refreshing approach. We grow as theologians by reading broadly while letting Scripture remain our final authority. Whether someone ultimately agrees or disagrees with Moltmann on various points, understanding his influence on modern theology is valuable, and your article provides a helpful roadmap for doing that. Thanks for making a complex theologian feel approachable without oversimplifying him.
Love this! Love these guides you keep sharing. This one seems to align with my questions about the Kingdom breaking in and resurrection bring a demonstration of what Christ is all about. And I’ve been on board with dumping the ticket-pinching, hand-folding as we wait for rescue kind of Christianity. So, he sounds daunting but exciting!
Thanks Cathy!
Excellent introduction. I especially appreciated that you didn’t simply recommend Moltmann or dismiss him. You encouraged readers to engage him thoughtfully. That’s a refreshing approach. We grow as theologians by reading broadly while letting Scripture remain our final authority. Whether someone ultimately agrees or disagrees with Moltmann on various points, understanding his influence on modern theology is valuable, and your article provides a helpful roadmap for doing that. Thanks for making a complex theologian feel approachable without oversimplifying him.
Thanks Chad!
Great read!