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After Modernity… What?! Part 5: The Church Has an Insularity Problem – And Learning New Philosophy Is a Big Part of the Solution
After Modernity… What?! Part 5: The Church Has an Insularity Problem – And Learning New Philosophy Is a Big Part of the Solution
church, Christian life, theology, Social Commentary, philosophy, cultureDan Tatetradition, unbeliever, spirituality, patristic thought, conservative theology, Thomas C. Oden, convert, Thomas C Oden, insularity, philosophy as tradition, theology, philosophy, liberal theology, church mothers, insular church, Heidegger, church insularity, Paleo-Orthodoxy, language, Nietzsche, church, patristic, Oden, secular language, skeptic, paleo-orthodox, insular, church fathers and mothers, religious language, Friedrich Nietzsche, Christianese, patristic spirituality, trendiness in theology, secularism, conservative Christian problems, Martin Heidegger, secular, church fathersComment
ADDICTION IN APPALACHIA, AND GOD’S PROMISE TO A HURTING PEOPLE: A SERMON ON EZEKIEL 36
ADDICTION IN APPALACHIA, AND GOD’S PROMISE TO A HURTING PEOPLE: A SERMON ON EZEKIEL 36
Meditations, Sermons, Social CommentaryDan TateAppalachia, mountains, poverty, addiction, drug addiction, Ezekiel, Ezekiel 36, sermon, poverty in appalachia, Southern Tier, Native Americans, Rust Belt, old town, localism, local government, community, communitarian, communitarianism, factories, working class, poor, rural, God's name, Name, God's Love, love, mercy, righteousness, promise, God's promise, creation, created good, declared goodComment