

Celebrating the Life, Legacy, and Thought of Jürgen Moltmann w/ Philip Clayton
Jun 10, 2024
Philip Clayton, an Ingraham Professor at Claremont School of Theology, pays tribute to the influential theologian Jürgen Moltmann. They discuss Moltmann's profound contributions to the understanding of God's love, hope, and justice, particularly his engagement with suffering and the cross. The conversation explores the ‘primacy of the future’ in theology, contrasting traditional views, and highlights the depth of justice and humor in Moltmann's interactions. Also, they delve into the essence of divine friendship and the transformative power of faith within communities.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Launching a New Era in Theological Education
02:30 • 2min
Theological Reflections on Jürgen Moltmann
04:34 • 22min
Exploring the Primacy of the Future in Philosophy and Theology
26:32 • 2min
Theological Hope and the Trinity
28:16 • 23min
The Depth of Justice and Humor in Dialogues
51:20 • 1min
Exploring the Intersection of Suffering, Hope, and Divine Love in Theology
52:44 • 5min
The Essence of Love and Solidarity in Faith
57:42 • 1min
Contrasting Theologies of Moltmann and Pannenberg
58:53 • 30min
Theological Diversity and Eschatological Hope
01:28:56 • 24min
The Essence of Divine Friendship
01:53:09 • 12min