Mark Dyer responds to conference talks on God, setting out Michael Goulder’s criteria for recovering the historical Jesus, then warning that the Network is too credal and should resist ‘scientism’.
Mark Dyer argues for a ‘high’ Christology: Jesus embodies God, drawing on Jewish tradition, Bauckham, process theology and early Christian worship against Vermes and Ehrman, from within the Network.
Mark Dyer, a gay Christian outside the churches, doubts the historical resurrection yet defends atonement, grace and a supernatural God, and asks whether the Network has room for him.
