About the Authors

Corpus Permixtum's contributors are five friends in their twenties. All
have recently completed or are nearing completion of master's degrees
at Abilene Christian University; two are students of theology and
three are of English; one is from Tennessee and four are from Texas;
one is of Baptist background and four come from Churches of Christ;
one plays in a band full-time and the rest have significantly less
interesting jobs.

About Corpus Permixtum

This is a communal theology blog designed to cultivate and express a
common commitment to rethinking the world in light of the radical
truth of God. Among other things, this commitment propels us to
engage in a discourse that seeks to unite uncompromising critical
analysis with self-displacing compassion. Consequently, the spirit of
this blog is guided by a suspicion of both unbridled secularism and
uncritical religion, and by a deep love of the 'one, holy, catholic
and apostolic Church', that mixed body (corpus permixtum) of saints
and sinners that has sought to bear witness to the mystery of Christ
through its myriad expressions throughout history.