

Catherine Keller: God-ish?:Logos of Theos in a (Seriously) Uncertain Time
Mar 14, 2016
Catherine Keller, a Professor of Constructive Theology, dives into profound topics about the nature of God and spirituality. She challenges reductionist views of the divine, advocating for a multi-dimensional understanding of God as love. The conversation explores themes like healing, justice, and environmental stewardship, emphasizing the relationality in faith. Keller engages with concepts of theopoetics and affect theory, highlighting how personal narratives shape our experiences of the divine, urging a fresh approach to theology in uncertain times.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Faith and Human Questions with Interfaith Collaboration
02:13 • 5min
Activism and Theology: Bridging Abstract Thought and Real-World Justice
06:48 • 3min
Exploring Theology in Times of Uncertainty
09:40 • 5min
Rediscovering God as Love
14:31 • 20min
Reimagining Divine Narratives
34:45 • 27min
Pragmatism, Silence, and Divine Action
01:01:59 • 20min
Theopoetics and Relational Theology
01:21:40 • 16min
Exploring Affect Theory in Theology
01:37:45 • 5min