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To: JohnM who wrote (192011)

6/18/2012 10:39:02 PM

From: Bread Upon The Water

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But the biggest factor there was less something one could trace to a philosophical ethics base than to opposition to the draft.

Precisely. That's what I've been saying to Koan.

Not really as opposed to "mainstream" Christianity but in conjunction with. The on campus theology was heavily influenced by Kierkegaard, Tillich, and Bultmann, all of whom worked out of existentialism. So these were not oppositional thought patterns.

Succinctly if possible. If not I'll have to do some reading on my own:

How is it possible to be a Christian based theologian, which at the end of the day requires a leap of faith, and work out of Existentialism?