I. “Don’t judge a book by it’s cover.” My training in Philosophy might be summarized as taking this saying to an extreme. To borrow one of Stanley Hauerwas’
I remember middle school well. I wish I didn’t- it was not a good time for 13 year-old Kristen, whose daily uniform included overall shorts, baggy GAP t-shirts,
I recently took a job and moved back to Dallas from Raleigh, North Carolina and an old friend showed up to help. She is relentlessly frantic and basically
“Community” has been a church buzz-word for the last few years. It refers not to our neighborhoods (as in, “community service”), but to an ideal of communal Christian
Les Miserables is one of those “love it” or “hate it” musicals. People have very strong opinions about it either way. On one hand, it is glorious storytelling
“I don’t understand why you Protestants have to talk so much,” Maeve said as she sipped her tea. “Well, we have a lot of theology around verbal confessions,”
My previous post was intended to be the final installment of this series on the “Christian Purity Movement.” While it addressed some current, interesting interpretations of this ideology