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- Louvain Studies special issue on ‘relation, vulnerability, love’
- The conference blog: review, overview
- Gathering in relation to allow new beginnings in our world
- On Political Compassion
- Nowhere to escape if God does not make a way: a reflection out of an African refugee camp
- Evolutionary love
- “After the wind came an earthquake, but the Lord was not in the earthquake.” *
- Where liberalist method and ethnography meet
- Second person neuro-science, risk and vulnerability
- ‘Joint Security Area’: glimpses of jeong
- As I Am – 5000 Broken Gifts (L’Arche International)
- Double Perichoresis: God and human experience
- Hallowing bare life
- Parenting, Power, and Control
- The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program
- Troubling kinship and alternative kinning
- Defined by our loves
- Humans resonate God, but which God?
- Tactilely knowing what it means to be human: Aesthetic solidarity
- As I Am – Let the Birds Loose (L’Arche International)
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Louvain Studies special issue on ‘relation, vulnerability, love’
by Lieve Orye Several treads of thought woven at the conference in 2016 have been rewoven into paper and digital format. A Louvain Studies issue has been published recently with contributions of several keynote speakers and respondents. Under the menu … Continue reading
Gathering in relation to allow new beginnings in our world
On the 15th, 16th and 17th of September 2016 the Anthropos ‘Con-ference‘ took place. We gathered and were gathered by a shared topic, a meshwork of threads of theological anthropology in which ‘relation, vulnerability and love’ were further explored as … Continue reading
Nowhere to escape if God does not make a way: a reflection out of an African refugee camp
By guest blogger Jacques Baeni Mwendabandu, student at Regis University through Jesuit Common Higher Education at the Margin in Dzaleka “Then they cried to the Lord in their troubles, and he delivered them out of their distresses” (Psalm, 107: 6. … Continue reading
Evolutionary love
Excerpts taken from Markus Mühling’s Resonances: Neurobiology, Evolution and Theology: Evolutionary Niche Construction, the Ecological Brain and Relational-narrative Theology (2014). Peirce’s Agapasm Whereas in Medieval times love was seen as a cosmological principle and in the theology of the Reformation … Continue reading
‘Joint Security Area’: glimpses of jeong
Excerpts taken from Wonhee Anne Joh’s Heart of the Cross: A Postcolonial Christology, Westminster John Knox Press, 2006. Jeong is a Korean way of conceiving an often complex constellation of relationality of the self with the other that is deeply … Continue reading
Posted in Being human, Love, Power, Relationality, Vulnerability, Wonhee Anne Joh
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Double Perichoresis: God and human experience
Excerpt from Jan-Olav Henriksen, Life, Love, and Hope. God and Human Experience. Eerdmans, 2014. In the history of theology, perichoresis is a notion used to articulate the hypostatic union of the three divine persons of the Trinity, as well as … Continue reading
Parenting, Power, and Control
by Liz Gandolfo, a repost Last week I was invited to bring my two-year-old to an early childhood development class so that the students could see a toddler in action and ask me questions about his daily routine, developmental milestones, … Continue reading
Jeong as love, vulnerability and relation
Excerpt from Heart of the Cross. A Postcolonial Christology (2006), written by Wonhee Anne Joh. We need to recuperate the public and political conception of love… We need to recover today this material and political sense of love, a love … Continue reading
Evolution, human experience and the reality of God
Excerpt from Jan-Olav Henriksen, Life, Love, and Hope. God and Human Experience. Eerdmans, 2014. Speaking of God, articulating being human The world is not God. The world is nothing without God. God is manifest with, in, under, by, and through … Continue reading
The civilisation of the bread given as gift
Repost of a blogpost written by Luigino Bruni, on the Economy of Communion website and in Avvenire (Italian) on the 14th of February 2016: Valencia. At the shore of the pond an elderly man was walking with a dog that was … Continue reading
Posted in Being human, Love, Luigino Bruni, Vulnerability
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