Bible
So far, my arguments for Christological Pacifism on TTC have made use of creedal statements about Jesus and general concepts like freedom in Christ. Sooner
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Uncategorized
I love toys. I have four kids and enjoy playing with them and their toys, but in a moment of true confession, I will say
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History
This is the first in my series “Covenant, Conflict, Community” on Northern Ireland, her history, and her relationship with religion. Throughout the series, I’ll be
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Arts & Culture
I am a self-professed lover of words. People who can turn a loose collection of adjectives, nouns, verbs, adverbs, and some well-placed punctuation into lusciously
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Current Events
As time passes, it’s easy to forget what you once were like, what was most important in your life, what ideas you held most dear.
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God: The Father, Jesus & the Holy Spirit
I confess that most of my religious-political life has been an entangled hot mess. Growing up in a conservative, Christian, affluent, middle-class family, allegiance to
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Church Culture
“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
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Doctrine
In my last post, I argued that Christians ought to be nonviolent because of what we believe about Jesus. That is to say, I
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Modern Culture
The first time I heard of “self-marriage” was on the TV show, Glee. The ever-quirky Sue Sylvester decides that she is her own best match,
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Bible
As Christians we profess to be believers in Christ and followers of Christ. Believing in Christ entails knowing about the nature and character of God
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