General Theological Seminary
Theology
Islam and Christianity share much in common but also much that is different. The evidence of interactions between them go right back to the origins of Islam in the seventh century. In early Muslim traditions, Jesus was largely presented... more
An account by a hospital chaplain of a real experience with a dying patient.
This is a reflection paper submitted for Ascetical Theology at General Theological Seminary, Fall 2015. It is a draft for further development.
Abstract. This paper asserts that Continuing Education aimed at equipping Christian leaders (lay and ordained) to carry out their ministries in the midst of America's increasing religious diversity in a way that views this diversity... more
Having gotten our attention by recounting a rape in a Chicago train station, Michael Cook uses the incident and bystander responses to define the topic of Forbidding Wrong in Islam: there is a broad moral consensus that when one is in... more
In Toward Our Mutual Flourishing: The Episcopal Church, Interreligious Relations, and Theologies of Religious Manyness, the author tells the story of The Episcopal Church’s development of an official rationale for its ongoing engagement... more