
…helpful to explore the web of allusions which connects the text in question to the rest of scripture. Psalm 50:1-6 contains a striking series of allusions which emphasize the connection…

…these” without qualification, religious or otherwise. Which raises the question: can there be a liberative politics of creative “misinterpretation?” As John Corrigan has pointed out in his work on religion,…

…government mandated by the Bible. Throughout the narratives in scripture and throughout church history, every form of political governance is shown to be flawed and imperfect. Monarchy, democracies, and theocracies…
…church for prophets or prophecy. Scripture itself seems to indicate that prophets are dependent on the will of God, rather than the church. This is important to remember if we…

…mystery by forging a “Theology of the Cross” from his study of Scripture and by formulating it as a small yet powerful counterweight against the “Theology of Glory” espoused by…