Newborn bards: a theology of preaching for Unitarian Universalists

Matthew Johnson-Doyle

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Newborn bards: a theology of preaching for Unitarian Universalists

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Matthew Johnson-Doyle. Newborn Bards: a Theology of Preaching for Unitarian Universalists. Iliff School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/094fc827-f07d-455e-840f-cc84e781ca85?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

M. Johnson-doyle. Newborn bards: a theology of preaching for Unitarian Universalists. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/094fc827-f07d-455e-840f-cc84e781ca85?locale=es

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Matthew Johnson-Doyle. Newborn Bards: a Theology of Preaching for Unitarian Universalists. Iliff School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/094fc827-f07d-455e-840f-cc84e781ca85?locale=es.

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Matthew Johnson-Doyle

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Theology, Unitarian

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Abstracto

The activity of preaching is deeply theological, but Unitarian Universalists have not thought through the implications of our theology for the preaching enterprise. This project draws insights from contemporary Unitarian Universalist theology to articulate a Unitarian Universalist homiletic. This theology of preaching suggests that our preaching should invite and provoke listeners into participation, and through that participation, transcendence. The project includes sections on conversational preaching (McClure, Rose), process-theology preaching (Allen, Suchocki, Blosser), textual preaching for Unitarian Universalists, worship, preaching as liberation (Smith), and the preacher's authority and autobiography. Implications for practice and pedagogy are suggested. The project includes six example sermons, from six different Unitarian Universalist preachers.

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