Summary
This conversation explores the theology of Ephraim Radner drawing from "Figural Reading and the Fleshly God", authored by Joseph Mangina and David Ney, focusing on his unique voice, the challenges of reading his work, and the significance of particularity in his theology. The discussion also compares Radner's approach to that of systematic theologians, delves into the concept of figural reading, and examines the ontological priority of scripture. Additionally, the conversation highlights Radner's material theology and its implications for everyday experience, as well as his ecumenical contributions and the importance of addressing church division.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Ephraim Radner's Theology
02:24 Understanding Radner's Unique Voice
05:53 The Challenge of Radner's Density
09:50 The Role of Particularity in Radner's Work
12:02 Comparing Radner with Systematic Theologians
15:23 Figural Reading: Scripture, Creation, and the Church
24:07 The Ontological Priority of Scripture
28:40 The Divine Perspective on History
32:09 Material Theology and Everyday Experience
36:05 Engaging Modern Artifacts in Scripture
44:58 Ecumenism and the Church's Division
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