Maybe. See Outing Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Do I care? No. I still consider him “a Christian hero, a Protestant saint.”
Was Dietrich Bonhoeffer gay?
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Tag Archives: theology
The f-word
Still, there is a bit more to the meaning of ‘fundamentalist’ (in this widely current use): it isn’t simply a term of abuse. In addition to its emotive force, it does have some cognitive content, and ordinarily denotes relatively conservative theological views. That makes it more like ‘stupid sumbitch’ (or maybe ‘fascist sumbitch’?) than ‘sumbitch’ simpliciter. Continue reading
US university settles religious discrimination case
At Physics World:
A settlement has been reached in a case brought against the University of Kentucky by astrophysicist Martin Gaskell over his claim that the university illegally denied him a staff position on the basis of his evangelical Christian faith. The settlement now requires the university to pay $125,000 to Gaskell and his lawyers, who claimed that the decision meant Gaskell lost income and caused him “emotional distress”. The university admits no wrongdoing in the case, which was due to go to trial on 8 February. Meanwhile, Gaskell has taken a job at Chile’s University of Valparaiso, which he will start in March.
Following up on the Gaskell affair.
The Gaskell affair
Who does God want to win the World Series?
At the Episcopal Café
Respond in the comments. Your answers should cite Augustine, Schleiermacher (yeah, I had to look up the spelling) or Annie Savoy. Heretical assertions (e. g. “God doesn’t care who wins the World Series) will result in disqualification.
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Quote of the Season
“We need to put Herod back into Christmas.” — The Rev. Rex McKee.
Revising Theology
The weekend
The Doctrine of Feline Sedentation
Evolution Sunday
From New Scientist via Bad Astronomy.
From Hilbert Space to Dilbert Space, and beyond 