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Praxic Theodicy: A process for responding to tragedy

Posted on November 26, 2012 by jdgonzo73

In my own experience of Hurricane Sandy I witnessed and experienced a moment that theologian Jon Sobrino  calls “countercultural goodness.” A moment where in the midst of tragic suffering people are driven to give of themselves in order to help the … Continue reading →

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Hurricane and Natural Catastrophes, “Where is God in All this?”

Posted on November 7, 2012 by jdgonzo73

Practical or (within the Hispanic context) popular theology places an emphasis on the lived experience of the faithful community. I offer my experience of Hurricane Sandy in a recent post as the setting for a theological investigation on how our … Continue reading →

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An Experience of Hurricane Sandy

Posted on November 5, 2012 by jdgonzo73

Hurricane Sandy made landfall around 8pm on Monday October 29, 2012. It headed straight into the center of New Jersey as a level one hurricane but with other conditions including a full moon and stronger storm surges it had a … Continue reading →

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