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Jazz Theology 101–with visiting professor Carl Ellis (Final Session)

posted by Robert Gelinas

"If the classical approach to theology has been called ‘the queen of sciences,’ the jazz approach to theology could be called the ‘queen of the arts.’ The latter investigates God’s dealing with people in the joys and trails of daily [...]

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Jazz Theology 101 with visiting professor Carl Ellis (Session 3)

posted by Robert Gelinas

Ellis puts it this way, “…God is not just classical. God is jazz. Not only does he have an eternal and unchanging purpose, but he is intimately involved with the difficulties of sparrows and slaves. Within the dynamic of his [...]

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Jazz Theology 101–with visiting professor Carl Ellis (Session 2)

posted by Robert Gelinas

We need Classical Theology. Carl Ellis points out its importance.“Like classical music, the classical approach to theology comprises the formal methods of arranging what we know about God and his world into a reasoned, cogent and consistent system. Classical theology [...]

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Jazz Theology 101–with visiting professor Carl Ellis (Session 1)

posted by Robert Gelinas

I have read Carl Ellis’ book, Free At Last?: The Gospel in the African-American Experience, at least once a year for almost a decade now. Save the scriptures, Free at Last?, has influenced my life and ministry more than any [...]

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Sermon of the Week: Your Lot in Life (P5)
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