Relativizing God in order to center humanity might be the heresy that heals us. You’ve mapped a bold and beautiful shift—from theology as border patrol to theology as companion on the road toward mutual flourishing.
As someone who also believes divinity is best revealed through kenosis, I find your vision of “radical theological pluralism” not just intellectually compelling but spiritually liberating. It’s not a watering-down—it’s a re-rooting in the sacred soil we all share.
Thank you for refusing to relativize humanity. That’s where the line should be drawn.
Bo, this is luminous and deeply needed.
Relativizing God in order to center humanity might be the heresy that heals us. You’ve mapped a bold and beautiful shift—from theology as border patrol to theology as companion on the road toward mutual flourishing.
As someone who also believes divinity is best revealed through kenosis, I find your vision of “radical theological pluralism” not just intellectually compelling but spiritually liberating. It’s not a watering-down—it’s a re-rooting in the sacred soil we all share.
Thank you for refusing to relativize humanity. That’s where the line should be drawn.
Thank you for your reply and your kind words. I'm glad you resonated with this.