Unapologetic #109 Justyn Terry: Jürgen Moltmann on suffering, politics and hope

2024-06-18T17:00:00

Does God suffer? How does a “crucified God” speak to our pain? Where can we find hope? How should we engage with politics? On 3rd June, Jürgen Moltmann, a German theologian, pastor and author of over 40 books died aged 98. Rev Dr Justyn Terry, vice principle and academic dean at Wycliffe Hall, reflects on Moltmann’s life, works and politics.

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