Divine Simplicity, the Incarnation, and Inclusion with Paul Hinlicky
Buckle your theological safety belts. If you're a theology nerd, just prepare yourself: it's about to get real. Paul Hinlicky, professor of Lutheran Studies at Roanoke College, is on talking about his new book, . In this conversation, Tripp and Paul...
Homebrewed Christianity · Dr. Tripp Fuller
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Show Notes
Buckle your theological safety belts.
If you're a theology nerd, just prepare yourself: it's about to get real. Paul Hinlicky, professor of Lutheran Studies at Roanoke College, is on talking about his new book, Divine Simplicity.
In this conversation, Tripp and Paul talk about:
- divine simplicity
- how christology is a challenge to the normal way we do metaphysics
- divine revelation
- and the situatedness of knowledge
If you hang out long enough with medieval theologians, and bring their ideas to the present, things can get pretty radical. Plus, Paul explains what happens when the the church has made inclusion a lazy version of tolerance. Hint: it actually ends up collapsing difference.
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