
Homebrewed Christianity Theology and the End of Doctrine with Christine Helmer
Oct 9, 2014
Christine Helmer, a Professor of Religious Studies at Northwestern University, shares her insights from her book on the disconnect between Protestant doctrine and reality. She discusses the evolution of theological thought and critiques traditional views like penal substitutionary atonement. Helmer emphasizes the importance of community engagement and personal spiritual practices, advocating for an inclusive approach to theology. Additionally, she highlights the influence of key figures like Luther and Schleiermacher and the need for intellectual humility in the pursuit of knowledge.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Theology and the End of Doctrine
03:06 • 22min
The Quest for Transformative Theology
25:02 • 31min
Cultivating Generosity within Religious Practices and Doctrines
56:26 • 5min
The Power of Collective Faith Expression
01:01:52 • 2min
Rediscovering Influential Theological Texts
01:03:54 • 2min
The Interplay of Intellectual Humility and Courage in the Pursuit of Knowledge
01:05:42 • 2min
