The secret of an autobiographical perspective on faith and theologies. Find your (unique!) voice in your narrative!

Martin Hägglund (philosopher): we should not cultivate a religious belief in eternity, but a secular belief for this political world.

Why the world is one story and we only understand it through narrative. A bestseller introduces us to the blueprint of our narratives as humanity.

Learning from Matthias Horx’s future research. What intersections exist between biblical narrative and sensitive humanistic futuristics?

“We can do things differently!” is the liberating message when looking back on a colorful, creative social history of humanity.

Church history, dogma history and climate research together frame the entire picture of reality and thus our historical narrative of God's work

What drives us to throw everything overboard? Stop! We do not do that! We're trying to rearrange the pile so we can live better.

Metamorphoses (butterfly-like) are often expected and reported in society and the church... We are talking about the necessary collapse.

Our historical-narrative interpretation of the missio dei. Or: What is the gospel today and what then is “effective church”?

Form collages that are critical of power, relating diverse, plural elements to one another and not smoothing over breaks. Critical values!