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Category Archives: Contextual Theology
Christian – Who is Your Mother?
Are you a Christian?If so, Who is Your Mother? Theologian Frank J. Matera observes that “Although Paul may have known that the name of Jesus’ mother was Mary, he does not refer to her by name in his writings” (Matera, … Continue reading
Posted in Contextual Theology, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged Children, Co-Heirs with Christ, Faith, God the Father, Jesus, Mary, Mother
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Is Liberation Theology Redeemable?
I recently listened to a lecture by Professor Tyler Roberts, PhD (Harvard), professor of religious studies at Grinnell College. The lecture was on Liberation Theology (AKA Theologies of Liberation) and was recorded in 2009 (so there may be more recent … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living, Contextual Theology, Liberation Theology, National Problems
Tagged Christian Service, Discipleship, Healing, Sacrifice, Struggle, suffering, Violence
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