Workshop
Canon, Attribution and Texts of Terror, by Daniel Heck
Daniel Heck has been working on this fascinating and provocative paper, “Canon, Attribution and Texts of Terror,” for presentation at SVS 2015. With the goal of “thinking with the Vineyard,” this paper explores challenging questions regarding the nature of Scripture and its inspiration by testing against some of the most difficult texts in the Bible. Enjoy reading, and then join in the discussion!
“The Relational-Orientation of Vineyard Ecclesiology: Depth and Frailty in Our Relational Practices,” by Steven Lawrence Hamilton
We are pleased to open the second session of the SVS Workshop! This time we have a paper from Steven Lawrence Hamilton that comes from a larger project he is working on. Steven spends much of his time working with the Vineyard Justice Network. In this paper he is exploring immediately relevant ecclesiological questions from […]
Hosea 3 commentary excerpt, by Beth Stovell
The first SVS Workshop has opened with a selection from Dr. Beth Stovell‘s upcoming commentary on the Minor Prophets. Check out the abstract below, and then sign in on the forum to read and interact with the paper!
Announcing: The SVS Workshop
“Theology is the work of the community seeking to understand the faith its members share.” — John R. Franke, The Character of Theology, 182. Are you working on a theologically-oriented project that would improve with constructive interaction and focused feedback from other folks in the Society of Vineyard Scholars? If you are, then read on! […]
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