HeyJaredAmos Yong
Amos Yong is a scholar of global Christianity, known for his work in pneumatology, science-religion dialogue, comparative theology, and public theology. He has authored/edited over five dozen books in these areas.
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Spirited Sojourners: Theological Conversations along the Edges of Late Modernity 33 (opens the original)
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I am writing this outside of Glasgow, Scotland, where Alma and I are finishing up a week in the United Kingdom. We came initially for a few days with the Equipping Christian Leadership in an Age of Science (ECLAS) global conference at St. John’s College in Durham, England, where I presented a paper, “Sign-ifying the Spirit: A Semiotic Approach for a 21st Century Pneumatology-Science Research Program,” and participated as a panelist. It was good to reconnect with ECLAS director <a href="https://w
Spirited Renewal: Spirituality for a Contested Public Square 19 (opens the original)
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Our book, Trump and the Politics of Prayer: Inside the Spiritual World of His Faith Advisory Team, should be in the mail, so if you have pre-ordered, its imminent!!! This penultimate (of seven) conversation(s) in the Spirited Renewal Substack with my co-author J. Derrick Lemons leaps off the fourth chapter on truth and “fake news.”<div class="captioned-image-c
Spirited Sojourners: Theological Conversations along the Edges of Late Modernity 32 (opens the original)
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Two weeks ago I had an initial conversation with Rubén Rosario Rodríguez about his 2023 book Theological Fragments: Confessing What We Know a
Spirited Renewal: Spirituality for a Contested Public Square 18 (opens the original)
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We are still a month away from the official publication date of Trump and the Politics of Prayer: Inside the Spiritual World of His Faith Advisory Team, although the printed book has been arriving in the distribution warehouse and some pre-orders are being filled. I continue my conversation with J. Derrick Lemons, today (our 5th of 7 every-other Friday posts leading up to the formal publication date) focused on<
Spirited Sojourners: Theological Conversations along the Edges of Late Modernity 31 (opens the original)
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My next spirited-sojourner for this week and the one a fortnight from now is Rubén Rosario Rodríguez, the Clarence Louis and Helen Steber Professor of Theological Studies at St. Louis University (SLU), and one of members of the Democracy cohort of the From Despair to Hope project here in residence at the Center for Theological Inquiry this fall semester. I have known about Rubén since his first book, <a href="https
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