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This blog serves as my creative (quasi-academic) outlet, a place to explore my ruminations on constructive theology, continental philosophy of religion, critical theory, politics now and then, and other interests (film, music, literature, etc.) I hold a B.A. in Religion from Oklahoma City University and a Master of Divinity from Boston University School of Theology. I am a candidate for ordained ministry in the United Methodist Church and plan to pursue further post-graduate studies in constructive theology and continental philosophy of religion.
My current research interests involve the thought of Jacques Derrida and its implications for Christian eschatology, specifically that of Jürgen Moltmann. More broadly, I am interested in the nexus between constructive theology and poststructuralism, theology and literature, theology and film, and the burgeoning area of theopoetics.
Beyond that, I dabble in the emerging/gent church movement. I enjoy a good cigar now and then. I collect pipes. I fancy myself an amateur filmmaker. And I sometimes secretly wish I were a journalist or, better yet, a novelist.
To get a closer glimpse into who I am you can find me on Twitter, Facebook, and hopefully in person someday.
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