Participants will learn effective ways to read the texts, then analyze and write about these readings through a theological lens.
Second, the notion of intention admits of various readings, and there is a reading of intention suitable for theological voluntarism that does not have the untoward result that no created rational beings could ever act contrary to a divine intention.
Sharyn Dowd, Reading Mark: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Second Gospel (Smyth & Helwys, 2000).
The readings range from newspaper articles to theological essays, and the discussion in the classroom is unrestrained.
(I do not, however, give an account of the history of theological voluntarism in moral philosophy; for an anthology of readings covering a broad swath of this history, see Idziak 1979).
Wilde's De Profundis and The Ballad of Reading Gaol are as valuable spiritual and theological classics as Cardinal Newman's Apologia Pro Vita Sua, or the latter's passionate letters on the death of Ambrose St John.
With wit and wisdom from his years of consulting and theological reflection, Dave Odom will guide reflection on some of our readings and experience and promote conversation on themes we grapple with in Christian leadership.
This work is a topical concordance in which Grosseteste lists readings, Christian and non-Christian, on a wide range of topics of theological and philosophical interest.
The anti-methodology that refuses closure and insists on fecundity facilitates — no, demands — sharing, and builds an ever-expanding community of digital fellowship, an almost theological community in which everyone explores in "the inexhaustible nature of divine meaning" ("Reading Machines").
