By Joe LaGuardia A Reading Life is a blog series focused on the literature that has shaped my life and call to ministry. Find the introduction here. I attended a pastor’s Bible study recently and did not learn anything new. If you are going to bring pastors together, then have something new up your sleeve:Continue reading “A Reading Life (prt 11): The Bible, from a different point of view”
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The long and dangerous road of theological tradition
By Joe LaGuardia As a requirement for her Master of Divinity degree at the McAfee School of Theology, Atlanta, Georgia, the Reverend Karen Woods wrote a thesis on race relations in the local church. In it, she argues that slavery, discrimination, and contemporary conflicts surrounding race did not suddenly appear out of nowhere. Rather, the dysfunction of racism grewContinue reading “The long and dangerous road of theological tradition”