In his masterful work Slavery in the Late Roman Word, AD 275-425, Kyle Harper’s main achievement consists in the presentation of the rich source material for Roman slavery in the “long fourth century (AD 275-425).” This contribution allows a new… Read More ›
Vol. 6 No. 1 Articles & Book Reviews Bible Book Review on T&T Clark Handbook of Asian American Biblical Hermeneutics, Hyun Ho Park History Article: “Teaching and Learning as Inspired Dialogue: Implications for Cross-Cultural Teaching Ministry,”Arpan Christian Book Review on… Read More ›
Dr. Won Chul Shin, editor in theology & ethics, won the prestigious Louisville Institute postdoctoral fellowship 2019-2021. Columbia Theological Seminary in Atlanta will be his placement school where he will teach as visiting assistant professor of Christian ethics and… Read More ›
Dr. Rebecca S. Jeong, visiting editor in Preaching & Worship, won the prestigious Louisville Institute postdoctoral fellowship 2019-2021. Portland Seminary of George Fox University will be her placement school where she will teach as assistant professor of pastoral theology. She… Read More ›
Dr. Ekaputra Tupamahu, visiting editor in Bible, has accepted a tenure track assistant professor position (New Testament) offered from Portland Seminary, George Fox University. His teaching begins this fall. He will teach courses in New Testament and at William Penn… Read More ›
On the last day of class back in fall 2016 in Berkeley, California, as a typical first-time teaching Ph.D. student of the social media generation, I was eager to post a group picture of the class on my Facebook page,… Read More ›
Introduction The edited volume The Life, Legacy and Theology of M.M. Thomas has the subtitle – “Only Participants Earn the Right to be Prophets.”[1] The subtitle is an apt summation of Madthiparampil Mammen Thomas – the man, his life, and… Read More ›
Bryan Stone, in Evangelism After Pluralism, presents the ethics of evangelism for this pluralistic context, which he avers is a corrective to the popular Christian imagination that has uncritically absorbed values and ideologies of the secular state. He contends that… Read More ›
Jaeyeong Lucy Chung’s book provides a criticism of Korean women’s development of “low self-esteem” and “false-self identity,” isolated from their parents, husbands, and parents in law, and suggests a practical methodology of pastoral care for Korean women for overcoming this… Read More ›
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