I owe you and the Crackers team a debt of gratitude for introducing Fleming Rutledge to me via your podcast. I am a lay person who was deeply formed in the Reformed tradition. The past several years I have been a member of an Episcopal church. I am a square peg in a round ecclesiastical hole both in the evangelical church (I am gay and married) and in many liberal churches (high Christology, not a fan of what you call "glawspel"). When I heard Fleming once described on the podcast as a Calvinist I was intrigued. Her work has been instructive in helping me name and clarify my own theology. Thank you from this now self described Calvinist Episcopalian.
I owe you and the Crackers team a debt of gratitude for introducing Fleming Rutledge to me via your podcast. I am a lay person who was deeply formed in the Reformed tradition. The past several years I have been a member of an Episcopal church. I am a square peg in a round ecclesiastical hole both in the evangelical church (I am gay and married) and in many liberal churches (high Christology, not a fan of what you call "glawspel"). When I heard Fleming once described on the podcast as a Calvinist I was intrigued. Her work has been instructive in helping me name and clarify my own theology. Thank you from this now self described Calvinist Episcopalian.
THANK YOU! This one is so good, I decided to order the ebook and the paperback. LOL
She's a living example of what we should aspire to be. Her belief in the deepest sense gives me hope. The photos are beautiful.