Mark D. Jordan Quote

One reason that Christian theology is so detached from larger intellectual or artistic movements is that it has not suffered consciously a crisis of its expressive forms. At a cultural moment when most humanistic disciplines—not to say, literature and all of the fine arts—have passed through several generations of radical formal innovation, theology is still written as if the conventional forms posed no problems.


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One reason that Christian theology is so detached from larger intellectual or artistic movements is that it has not suffered consciously a crisis of...

One reason that Christian theology is so detached from larger intellectual or artistic movements is that it has not suffered consciously a crisis of...

One reason that Christian theology is so detached from larger intellectual or artistic movements is that it has not suffered consciously a crisis of...

One reason that Christian theology is so detached from larger intellectual or artistic movements is that it has not suffered consciously a crisis of...