Phyllis Tickle And Peter Rollins Discuss Emergence Christianity

A very interesting interview between author Phyllis Tickle (The Great Emergence) and Peter Rollins (How Not To Speak Of God) on the nature of Emergence Christianity.

No matter your perspectives on their views, the conversation itself is a lovely thing. I am committed to posting ideas that further the conversation today, and enable the Church to once again become a critically thinking, passionately missional agent in a beautiful yet broken world.

Rollins is a young Irish philosopher, and his thoughts on God as Subject, and us as Object, is particularly fascinating – God is not an object to study, but when God enters the world, every object finds its context.

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