About This Book
There have been many attempts to reflect and write on what all happened in the emergence of Seminex in the early 1970s. Most of these reflections have tended to focus on matters of personality, power, and institutions. We should not negate those reflections. But the genius of Edward H. Schroeder was his passionate desire to bring the thin tradition of the theology of the cross to bear upon all events, including his own experiences at Seminex. For Schroeder, and his lifelong colleague Robert Bertram, the gospel was at stake, making this moment a time for confessing. These pages reflect Schroeder’s profound conviction that the gospel of Jesus the Christ shines upon this movement and our lives.
