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Still proofreading…

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Saturday’s 📚📝

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Theology Book List

New Testament Studies

Blomberg’s Jesus and the Gospels

Bultmann’s New Testament & Mythology

Bultmann’s Primitive Christianity 

Atonement Theology

Cur Deus Homo (Anselm of Canterbury)

Christus Victor (Aulén)

Crucifixion (Rutledge)

Atonement and Sacrifice: Doctrine and Worship St. Augustine and the Fathers by R. D. Crouse

The Augustinian Background of St. Anselm’s Concept of Justitia by R. D. Crouse

Incarnation and Atonement: An Anselmian Response to Aulén’s Christus Victor by Eugene R. Fairweather

Church History

Hinson’s The Early Church

Lindberg’s European Reformations

Lindberg’s European Reformations Source Book

Introduction to Ministry 

In the Name of Jesus: Reflections on Christian Leadership by Henri J.M. Nouwen

The Call: Finding and Fulfilling the Central Purposes of Your Life by O.S. Guiness

Commentaries

New Bible Commentary

The Matthew Henry Commentary

Notes

If there isn’t a link that is because it is an old journal article that I was given and I can’t find a version online. 

I tried to find the cheapest version and I may not have been highly successful in that.

Also please note that in modern theology, some of us question the validity of Bultmann’s work as he often toes the line of Historicism. 

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19|04|21

Still proofreading my paper. Who else gets so caught up in their thoughts while writing that sentences end up being totally nonsensical?! Anyone?

Today my last semester started. As I’m done with my curriculum, I don’t necessarily need to go to classes anymore; but I’m so genuinely interested in theology and my faculty was offering so many great seminars... I signed up for four additional courses. Plus I’m doing an extra program on sustainability. Hopefully I still manage to write my last paper and my thesis in time.

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12|07|21 - 3/100 Days of productivity

As always weekends are a rather big setback for me productivity as posting wise … so I allowed myself to cheat with the counting by technically not cheating.

Today I managed to write roughly 3 pages. I’m now at 15 of 80. Yesssss. It’s going rather smoothly and I’m surprised in a very positive way.

In two weeks I’ll be done with my final final exam - then I’ll be at least one step closer to my degree. I’m not yet sure how to prepare, after wendsday I’ll know more when I have talked with my professor about it. But I’m confident I’ll succeed.

Tomorrow I’ll need to do some more writing; finally transcribe the first and second interview and I need to work for my student job. Maybe I manage to get up early again and seize the day.

[thevintagetheologian]

Still waiting for the results of my thesis.

Any post-grads here with tips how to keep the mind and intellect occupied after graduation and how to incorporate ‚dark academia‘ in your work life?

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13|08|21 - 30/100 Days of Productivity

I’m not really posting much these days. Mostly because after being productive and writing for my thesis I’m just happy when I don’t have to „create“ more. Things are going pretty smoothly at the moment. Yesterday I reached 50 pages and finished a theory chapter. The Rest that’s to come will be easier I think; I will analyse the results of the interviews I did and try to see similarities in church history and church teachings. I’m even a bit excited for this part. Which is weird for me… as I tend to be bored only by the thought of academic writing…

Tomorrow I will go on a 10 day vacation in the mountains of Bavaria. I’m really looking forward to that; I haven’t been in the Mountains for what seems like an eternity. I won’t do anything for the thesis there but I planned on reading A LOT. That counts as productivity also, I think.

I hope you everyone reading this has a good time and is positively excited of starting school again soon. Blessings to all of you!