On Greg Boyd's blog (I really like Greg Boyd) he posted a link to a list on "Super Scholar"...a site, self described as follows:
Super Scholar highlights the best and brightest in the academy while also helping up-and-coming students to get the most out of their academic experience. Our aim for this site is twofold. First, we want to showcase the highest achievements at colleges and universities from around the world. Second, we want to show students how to excel in their studies, in athletics, in charting a career path, in finding success and happiness. We believe that students excel when their expectations and aspirations are raised, and that this is best accomplished by exposing them to the exciting individuals and ideas that populate the academic world.
The list is entitled "The 20 Most Influential Christian Scholars" folks who have....
profoundly influenced the world by advancing Christian belief, by reconceptualizing it, or even by fundamentally challenging it.
Everyone on the list...
has deeply impacted Western culture’s self-understanding.
Boyd is on the list for his belief in open theology.
Others on the list include....
- Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger)
- Francis Collins (teaches the compatibility of evangelical Christianity and Darwinian evolution)
- John Dominic Crossan (head of the infamous Jesus Seminar)
- R. Albert Mohler (head of the Southern Baptist Theological Institute and Convention...need I say more)
And 16 others...conservative and liberal. There are links to their writings, websites, lectures...what have you. Looks like a lot of interesting, far flung beliefs to read about...if I can only find the time....
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