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“Unbearable Words” A Sermon on Amos 7:7-15

July 16, 2018 by richardlfloyd

Posted in Baptism, Bible, Christian faith, Church, Church and Society, discipleship, ethics, Faith, justice, Old Testament, prophetic ministry, Prophets, Religious freedom, Religious tolerance, Scriptures | Tagged Amos, prophecy, Prophets | 2 Comments |

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Theologians I Read

Lesslie Newbigin
Christoph Schwöbel
St. Anselm of Canterbury
Soren Kierkegaard
Rowan Williams
Robert Jenson
Richard Bauckham
Reinhold Niebuhr
P.T. Forsyth
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Miroslav Volf
Max L. Stackhouse
Marva Dawn
Martin Luther
Karl Barth
Jurgen Moltmann
Jonathan Edwards
John Calvin
Hans W. Frei
George Hunsinger
Gabriel Fackre
Dorothy Sayers
Donald Bloesch
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Colin Gunton
Catherine Mowry LaCugna
Brevard Childs
Alan P.F. Sell
Fleming Rutledge
Katherine Sonderegger

Writers I Read

Adam Desnoyers
Anne Tyler
Annie Dillard
Anthony Trollope
Arnold Kenseth
C.S. Lewis
Charles Dickens
David Lodge
Flannery O'Connor
Frederick Buechner
Fyodor Dostoyevsky
G.K. Chesterton
Gail Godwin
George Herbert
Gerard Manley Hopkins
Graham Greene
Gretchen Legler
Herman Melvillle
Jane Austen
John Donne
John Irving
John Updike
Marilynne Robinson
Mark Twain
Philip Roth
Richard Wilbur
Robert Frost
Robertson Davies
Saul Bellow
Thomas Merton
Walt Whitman
William Shakespeare

Great Escapes and Guilty Pleasures

Agatha Christie
Dorothy Dunnett
Dorothy Sayers
John Mortimer
Michael Connelly
P.D. James
Patrick O'Brian
Peter Robinson
George MacDonald Fraser

Music I Listen to

Bob Dylan
Bonnie Raitt
Chris Botti
Dave Mallett
Dexter Gordon
Diana Krall
Dire Straits
G.F. Handel
J.S. Bach
James Taylor
John Coltrane
Joni Mitchell
Lyle Lovett
Middle Fish Pond
Miles Davis
Nancy Griffith
Oscar Peterson
Roll and Tumble
Sting
Thaddeus Quince and the New Originals
The Blue Hornets
Townes Van Zandt
Van Morrison
W.A. Mozart
Willie Nelson

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