Beliefs

I consider myself a Transformational Christian, which represents a fusion of evangelical, charismatic, and ecumenical Christianity. I hang out mostly in conservative circles, but respect those coming from a liberal perspective, and I no longer identify as a fundamentalist (though I still admire many who do).The following is a list of some of my most significant blog posts, which give you a better idea of my theological and philoisophical biases.

Creeds

A Radical Centrist Manifesto (starting from Reality)
The Creed of Love’s Dominion (CoLD) (from Love)
A Trinitarian Manifesto (from God)
A Minimal Set of Shared Beliefs (with atheistic DiaBloggeur Alan Lund)
The Four “Self” Principles (uncompromisable absolutes)
A Childlike Theology (in 21 syllables)

Philosophy

Epistemology of Empirical Essentialism, Take Deux (my epistemic model)
The Universe, And Three Examples (an ontological definition of divinity)
The Ethical Trilemma (the hard moral question Christianity dares to answer)

Jesus

Why I Am A Christian (My Testimony)(personal history)
Explaining Jesus to a Twelve-Year Old (Jesus, simply)
A Post-Modern Faith in Jesus (Jesus beyond Modernity)

Christianity

My “Standard Model” of Christianity (emergent beliefs & love)
Fundamentalish Theory (Christianity vs. Fundamentalism)
Transformationalism (beyond Evangelicalism, in Wikipedia)
What I Hate About Christianity (As We Know It) (anti-apologetic)

Artful

Personal

For context, here are my other blogs and online profiles:

Brief Bio Blurb
LinkedIn Profile
Technorati Profile
Wikipedia User page
Radical Centrism
Earnest Probe-Hacker: iHack, therefore iBlog