A new kind of conversation
is a collaborative blog-book that will address the question of what
constitutes a postmodern evangelical faith. A number of writers have
been invited to contribute, but in the promiscuous spirit of emergent
conversations anyone can join in. The blog opens tomorrow - September
15th. It will run for three months, after which it will be edited and
published as a book by Paternoster Press.
open source theology
collaborative theology for the emerging church
A new kind of conversation
Submitted by Andrew on 14 September, 2005 - 18:32.
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