Walking in Reconciled Relationships: The Challenges of our History

with Terry LeBlanc

Presented for the Stott-Bediako Forum

We interviewed Terry LeBlanc about his ideas on “Walking in Reconciled Relationships: The Challenges of our History” In this series of three podcasts, we chat with Terry about his personal story, community, and work; we hear parts of his original paper; and we gather recommendations for living in right relationships.

Listen to the series now (English only). You can also read through his original paper below.

Listen to the series of episodes (English only):

In part I, we begin our interview with Terry LeBlanc:

In part II, Terry presents the main aspects of his paper:

In part III, we conclude the interview with some final questions about Terry’s paper:

As you engage with this topic:

I have two premises for this question based in this paper: First is that the eschatology’s of the various church traditions undertaking historic mission have been the most significant theological drivers of those missions. The second is that the essence of church engagement with its history rests with its recitation and upholding of its creedal traditions and trajectories, essentially unexamined.  That being said, “How might we utilize a better, deeper, more critical reflection on the history of Christianity so as to improve out engagement with the mission of Christ today?”

Terry LeBlanc

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