Christ and the neo-classical worldview
Jesus ascends into Heaven (stained glass, early 20th century)
Reading Chapter 7 (Part 1)
Reply
Reading Chapter 7 (Part 2)
Christ and the ecological economic worldview
Jesus embraces the world (icon, late 20th century)
Discussion questions for ch 7
Christ and Salvation
An ecological economic Christology… looks to God through Jesus. (see p. 170)
God is with us: Jesus is the model for what ‘God with us’ means:
Reading Chapter 8
Life in the Spirit
Spirit Lake, Mt. St. Helens, Washington – 32 years after the eruption
Discussion questions for ch 8
Life in the Spirit
1. Worldview: Did Sallie McFague’s theology stretch your understanding of:
God’s relationship with the world?
Salvation?
Christian discipleship?
How Dr. King Shaped My Work in Economics
This post is a verbatim copy of a commentary written by Joseph E. Stiglitz for The New York Times on August 27, 2013, the anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington. As you read it, you will also find echoes of Sallie McFague’s themes in Life Abundant.
