

Transgressing Emergence: AAR and the Church
Nov 20, 2014
Jeremy Fackenthal, a presenter from Vincennes University, discusses the impact of the emergent church within the context of open and relational theologies. He delves into the dynamics of the American church's role in global imperialism and the necessity for epistemic humility. Fackenthal emphasizes the need for innovative communal practices that address colonialism and racial reconciliation. He also explores the evolving nature of rituals like communion and the challenges of navigating plurality and authority within diverse faith communities.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Emergent Church Dynamics in a Postmodern World
04:16 • 15min
Emerging Ecclesial Practices and Challenges
19:45 • 18min
Rituals of Communion and Community
37:41 • 23min
Unity in Diversity
01:00:17 • 16min
Navigating Transgression in Postmodern Faith
01:16:34 • 7min
Theological Distinctions in Understanding the Trinity
01:23:42 • 2min
Navigating Relationships and Authority in Faith Communities
01:25:15 • 2min
Navigating Faith and Community: The Cana Initiative and Relational Identity
01:27:09 • 3min
Exploring Theological Diversity in Faith
01:29:49 • 4min
Navigating Rituals: Wine, Juice, and Community Responsibility
01:33:48 • 4min
Navigating Plurality in Theology
01:37:26 • 12min