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The Jazz Theologian
Interview with Brian McLaren (p6)–the X Question
By
Robert Gelinas
Jazz Theologian: Malcolm X’s main critique of Christianity in America had to do with how race seemed to determine our habits more than Jesus. Which of your questions in A New Kind of Christianity can lead us closer to the unity that Christ prayed for in Jn. 17 and why?
Interview with Brian McLaren (p5)–The King Question
By
Robert Gelinas
Today we continue my conversation with Brian McLaren with the King Question. After all, King had a dream of a new kind of Christianity as well… Jazz Theologian: Not long after telling our nation about his dream, Martin Luther King Jr. said that his dream had turned into a “nightmare.” One of the reasons for…
Interview with Brian McLaren (p4)–The Bible Question
By
Robert Gelinas
Jazz Theologian: You argue that, A New Kind of Christianity will require that we ask, “What is the overarching story line of the Bible? How will this answer to this question help African-American churches that often read the Bible through an Exodus or Exile narrative?
Interview with Brian McLaren (p3)–Urban Issues
By
Robert Gelinas
Jazz Theologian: I’m assuming that you agree that the emerging church is not just a renewal movement for young middle-class Caucasian Christians. So here are a few questions so that we can see how emergent Christianity addresses the issues of following Jesus within the urban context. How does A New Kind of Christianity help urban…
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