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A Change of Heart: A Personal and Theological Memoir (utgåvan 2014)

av Thomas C. Oden (Författare)

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"How did a celebrated theological liberal of the mid-twentieth century have such a dramatic change of heart? After growing up in the heart of rural Methodism in Oklahoma, Thomas Oden found Marx, Nietzsche and Freud storming into his imagination. He joined the post-World War II pacifist movement and became enamored with every aspect of the liberal 1950s Student Christian Movement. Ten years before America's entry into the Vietnam war, he admired Ho Chi Minh as an agrarian patriot. For Oden, every turn was a left turn. At Yale he earned his PhD under H. Richard Niebuhr. Later during his academic year in Heidelberg he met with some of the most formidable minds of the era -- enjoying conversations with Gadamer, Bultmann and Pannenberg, as well as a lengthy discussion with Karl Barth at a makeshift office in Barth's hospital room. Being in Europe allowed Oden to attend Vatican II as an observer and to get his first taste of ancient Christianity. He traveled with his family in a VW microbus through Turkey, Syria and Israel. But slowly he stopped making left turns. His enthusiasm for pacifism, ecumenism, and the interface between theology and psychotherapy were all ambushed by varied shapes of reality. It was a challenge from a Jewish scholar, his friend and mentor Will Herberg, that precipitated his most dramatic turn -- back to the great minds of ancient Christianity,. Later a meeting with then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (later Benedict XVI) planted the seeds for what became Oden's highly influential Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture. Thomas Oden's fascinating memoir walks us through not just his personal history but some of the most memorable chapters in twentieth-century theology." -- Inside Cover… (mer)
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Titel:A Change of Heart: A Personal and Theological Memoir
Författare:Thomas C. Oden (Författare)
Info:IVP Academic (2014), 384 pages
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It's hard for me to resist a theological memoir, and Oden had an impact on me during the heady days of 2006-2007 when I read [b: The Rebirth of Orthodoxy|87671|The Rebirth of Orthodoxy Signs of New Life in Christianity|Thomas C. Oden|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348753533s/87671.jpg|84635] and felt that my world had been rocked. This is the story of how he got there from campus radicalism and liberation theologies in the '50s and '60s. It's worth a read for anyone wanting to understand the trajectories of the theological academy in the U.S. through the better part of the past century--Oden's been at the center of much of the action. He's impressively gracious to his younger self and to old colleagues.

I am no longer where I was in my earlier 20s, either, and I'm not a great fan of terms like paleo-orthodoxy and "consensual Christianity." It may suffice to say that if I still thought about catholicity in the way he does, I would likely have been Catholic by now. However, I appreciate him, perhaps especially for his more recent work on early African Christianity.

This book was difficult for me to read; but that might have more to do with the way I currently relate to ambitious, prolific academic males in general. Perhaps the less said about that the better. What I can say about Oden, though, is that his ambition seems to have been fueled by love for the Church, from one end of his career to the other. It's refreshing to see that. ( )
  LudieGrace | Aug 10, 2020 |
I have written a book review which has been published:

• book review, Oden, Thomas C. A Change of Heart: A Personal and Theological Memoir. Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2014. 384 pages. ISBN: 978-0-8308-4035-9. Wesleyan Theological Journal, vol. 52, no. 2 (Fall 2017): 207-10. ( )
  RussellFrazier | Feb 23, 2019 |
Stunning book. Must read for anyone who pays any attention to my recommendations. You can get the premise behind the book in this excellent podcast here http://www.albertmohler.com/2015/03/16/thinking-in-public-thomas-c-oden/

I'm only halfway through the book. Part 2 is overwhelming, but you would have to read part 1 to feel the weight of it.



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  gcornett | Sep 22, 2017 |
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"How did a celebrated theological liberal of the mid-twentieth century have such a dramatic change of heart? After growing up in the heart of rural Methodism in Oklahoma, Thomas Oden found Marx, Nietzsche and Freud storming into his imagination. He joined the post-World War II pacifist movement and became enamored with every aspect of the liberal 1950s Student Christian Movement. Ten years before America's entry into the Vietnam war, he admired Ho Chi Minh as an agrarian patriot. For Oden, every turn was a left turn. At Yale he earned his PhD under H. Richard Niebuhr. Later during his academic year in Heidelberg he met with some of the most formidable minds of the era -- enjoying conversations with Gadamer, Bultmann and Pannenberg, as well as a lengthy discussion with Karl Barth at a makeshift office in Barth's hospital room. Being in Europe allowed Oden to attend Vatican II as an observer and to get his first taste of ancient Christianity. He traveled with his family in a VW microbus through Turkey, Syria and Israel. But slowly he stopped making left turns. His enthusiasm for pacifism, ecumenism, and the interface between theology and psychotherapy were all ambushed by varied shapes of reality. It was a challenge from a Jewish scholar, his friend and mentor Will Herberg, that precipitated his most dramatic turn -- back to the great minds of ancient Christianity,. Later a meeting with then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger (later Benedict XVI) planted the seeds for what became Oden's highly influential Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture. Thomas Oden's fascinating memoir walks us through not just his personal history but some of the most memorable chapters in twentieth-century theology." -- Inside Cover

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