For the last year, I have been participating in a group of 6 or 7 people (three postdocs, my supervisor, and a fellow Ph.D. student) reading and giving feedback on each other’s papers. We typically read book chapters prior to submission to publication, and journal articles prior to submission to publishers. From time to time a …
Advice I’ve Gleaned From a Year With a PhD Writing Feedback Group. Read More »
(This is one of two posts moved from a separate site that I began blogging on before choosing to set up my own site). I am in the second quarter of my Ph.D. program at Fuller Seminary (I’m working in Systematic Theology with a concentration on anthropology an interest in analytic philosophy/theology). I am reminded of …
Discovering myself in the Matrix… the other matrix. Read More »
A few of the many websites I’ve built . Theology.News is a site that aggregates theological journal publications into one place. Two of us manually post news about calls for papers, deaths, appointments, conferences that affect the theology world. All postings are sent out to Twitter and Facebook. The idea was that of Fred Sanders …
I love creating visualizations and diagrams to explain complex concepts in visual formats. Below are a few of my attempts!
Here are a few logos that I’ve created. The spiral nautilus shape represents infinity; God’s infinite nature inspires but also outstrips the efforts of theologian. The segmented pieces represent the fact that in theology multiple persons contribute to this effort. (After sharing the idea around, one student thought that the image looked like a spiral …
