

How Moltmann Shaped Theology
Jan 3, 2016
Join Jurgen Moltmann, a zesty German theologian acclaimed for his work in liberation theology, alongside Philip Clayton and Scot Paeth, distinguished thinkers in theology. This lively discussion unpacks Moltmann's profound insights from 'The Crucified God,' focusing on God's suffering and the pathos of the Trinity. The trio navigates topics like the transformative power of love in the face of oppression and reimagining the Holy Spirit's role in theology, calling for justice as integral to faith.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Language Lessons and Theological Reflections
04:46 • 5min
Exploring Moltmann's Theology: God, Sovereignty, and Hope
09:49 • 2min
Theology of Love and Suffering
12:13 • 13min
Exploring Author Contributions in Theological Discussions
25:33 • 2min
Controversy and Comedy in Theology
27:21 • 5min
Exploring Snarky Theology and Hopeful Eschatology
31:54 • 2min
Reimagining the Holy Spirit in Theology
34:09 • 11min
Celebrating Accessible Theology and Upcoming Book Series
44:49 • 2min