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2016-07-27T22:07:02-07:00
Patheos Explore the world's faith through different perspectives on religion and spirituality! Patheos has the views of the prevalent religions and spiritualities of the world.
Chinglican Christianity: Christ Our Brother
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 10:07 pm By Justin Tse
I deeply appreciate how the conversation among Douglas Todd, the St. Peter’s Fireside staff, and I have been shaping each other’s discourse. As I said in yesterday’s post, these posts are not only for the theological entertainment of a niche group of readers. They are public deliberations, put on the public record, in a public sphere that has one of its major items of debate what the place and privilege of Christians is in our society. That we can model... Read more
2016-07-27T22:05:55-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: The Civil Society Question
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 10:05 pm By Justin Tse
Let me begin this post by congratulating Alastair Sterne for finding common ground with Douglas Todd on the question of government. In the previous posts, I have chided Sterne for not realizing how much common ground his articulation of ‘classical Christianity’ had with Todd’s version of ‘liberal Christianity,’ and in this most recent post, he seems to be celebrating in their commonalities, so much that Sterne has written a ‘much shorter response’ for which we are supposed to ‘breathe a... Read more
2016-07-27T22:04:36-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Race and the Knowledge of Good and Evil
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 10:04 pm By Justin Tse
The time has come. I wasn’t quite sure when we were going to talk about race and ‘classical Christianity’ in such a way as to upend the tacit assumption that ‘classical Christianity’ was the exclusive domain of white males. But Mike Chase has written quite the evangelical response to Douglas Todd on sin and hypocrisy, and I figure that this is as good a time as any to sketch some out some of the implications of what both Chase and... Read more
2016-07-27T22:03:03-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Mother of God, Pray for Us
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 10:03 pm By Justin Tse
From what I can tell, Alastair Sterne is one cautious spiritual practitioner. His response to Douglas Todd’s sixth assertion about ‘Liberal Christianity’ is a bold attempt to fence the ‘classical Christian’ spiritual practices in for ‘baptized’ Christians, suggesting that the classical Christian spiritual practices must begin with the rite of Christian initiation before anything worthwhile can be done. While Sterne is not so much of a conservative as to insist that only spiritual practices within the church are valid —... Read more
2016-07-27T21:59:52-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: The Personal Is Not Private
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 9:59 pm By Justin Tse
After four posts responding to the first four points of Douglas Todd’s account of ‘liberal Christianity,’ St. Peter Fireside’s lead pastor Alastair Sterne has gotten to the one that could explode in their faces in an uncontrollable ball of flame. Todd’s description of these explosive ‘sex-related’ items as ‘abortion, homosexuality, and not-so-hot-button items’ is more of a reference to what ‘liberal Christians’ might think of these items: no-brainers that ‘conservative Christians’ allegedly use to turn the clock back in the... Read more
2016-07-27T21:56:13-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Can a Catholic Modernity Be Classical?
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 9:56 pm By Justin Tse
When I first began hearing about St. Peter’s Fireside a few years ago, I had heard that they had on staff with them an intellectual — some said a ‘genius’ — and that his name was Roger Revell. I was told that we would have fun talking. With these posts and ongoing conversation among Douglas Todd, the St. Peter’s Fireside staff, and yours truly (as Stanley Hauerwas is said to have said to Catherine Pickstock at their first meeting chronicled... Read more
2016-07-27T21:54:46-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Practicing Jesus-style Decolonization
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 9:54 pm By Justin Tse
My hat’s off to Roger Revell for his third installment in the St. Peter’s Fireside ‘classical Christianity’ responses to Douglas Todd’s liberal Christianity primer. Whereas the series started out more combative than was necessary, Revell has managed to strike an ecumenically conciliatory tone, finding common ground between Todd’s liberal Christianity and his own classical Christianity in the practice of social justice. Although this ecumenism is precisely what I’ve advocated in my previous responses (see here for the first and the... Read more
2016-07-27T21:52:36-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Infallibility Is Political
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 9:52 pm By Justin Tse
Stuff circulates when you’re having a good time. Over the last day or so, my Chinglican response to St. Peter’s Fireside’s ten-part response to Douglas Todd’s 10-point primer on ‘Liberal Christianity’ has circulated back to its author, Mike Chase. He has graciously responded in a comment in the previous post. I have not yet had time to respond – apologies to Mike, as I do plan to get back. Douglas Todd has also now read my post – I should... Read more
2016-07-27T21:47:54-07:00
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Chinglican Christianity: Nice Work
Last updated on: July 27, 2016 at 9:47 pm By Justin Tse
There’s no fun like theological fun. Once upon a time, I thought that only the Hong Kong public had so much theological fun in their secular presses. With new debates everyday across the Hongkonger public sphere about the relationship among biblical exegesis, political theology, and grassroots democratic activism, it seemed like those of us in North America were missing out. But some of the fun has now arrived in Vancouver, the city where I learned to be a Chinglican and... Read more
2016-12-11T22:20:23-07:00
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Justin’s Big BC Politics Primer, Part 1: Lawyers and Teachers and Strikes, Oh My!
Last updated on: December 11, 2016 at 10:20 pm By Justin Tse
When I first moved to British Columbia, I spoke like an American, I thought like an American, I reasoned like an American. Now that I have lived in BC for nine years and have become a postdoc in Seattle, I have put American ways behind me… …at least when I’m in BC… I moved to Richmond, BC in 2004. I was born in Vancouver’s Grace Children’s Hospital and spent the first six weeks of my life in a townhouse in... Read more
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