Poverty is kind of a big buzzword in Christian circles these days, although it’s usually dressed up with angrier terms like “welfare abuse” or with sexier labels like
I occasionally hear things like, “How do manage being both a Christian and a philosopher; aren’t they incompatible?” A year or two ago my sister-in-law mentioned me to
By guest author JG. Sometime during my eternally long journey through graduate school, a professor put the following events on the board, in correct chronological order: *John Milton
In my previous post I asked the question, “Why Aren’t There Any Protestant Monasteries” and my readers responded by accusing monks of being closeted Believers who irresponsibly ignored
I don’t know why, but the Protestant Reformation found no room for monastics. I understand why Luther fought the selling of indulgences and the notion that sin could
It can normally be assumed that Baptist churches will oppose abortion, but many Baptists in Texas would be surprised at the stance their leaders have taken on this
Many men’s ministries manage magnificently. Minor men’s malapropisms may mistakenly mislight, mayhap. Moreover, misaligned masculinity might make more misogynists. (Meh.) (Apparently I can’t write an entire blog entry
Here’s a conversation I’m tired of having. ME: Hello, I heard you asking about Christianity. I am a Believer, myself, and would be happy to talk to you.STRANGER:
