Category Archives: discipleship

Christ the Slave and Occupy Wall Street, or Why OWS Should Matter to Christians

Posted on October 16, 2011 by Tim McGee

Occupy Wall Street went global yesterday–and remember, it started globally too–but I wonder how many of our churches think it matters (and for a whole variety of reasons). I want to make an argument that OWS does matter, for us … Continue reading →

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Discipleship and Bourgeois Theology

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Tim McGee

It took me many years to free myself from I called in my memoirs the ‘bonds of my class.’  I know that even today there are many who accuse me of behavior instilled by the ‘bonds of class,’ especially some … Continue reading →

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