I find myself revisiting certain books repeatedly, hoping to rediscover the wonder that I encountered upon first cracking them open. This morning, Divinity and Diversity:… Read More »The Trinitarian Calling: Unity In and Through Irreversible Diversity
I’ve recently been doing some reminiscing. Maybe I can expect this to happen more often now that I’m over 40. The more I have behind… Read More »Sacraments and Sacramentals
I have issues with Christian fundamentalism. I believe that fundamentalist “community” borderlines on a cult that is damaging to the moral and intellectual growth… Read More »Why Fundamentalism Deserves to be Treated Differently than other Religious Perspectives
Years back, I read Brian McLaren’s A New Kind of Christian. What a great book for those coming from an exclusivist background (those who believe… Read More »Review: The Path of the Blue Raven
Voices resistant to theological change have created a make-believe dualism meant to protect ” (evangelical) orthodoxy” from outside contamination. This is the false dichotomy… Read More »Syncretism in Christianity
I discovered fellow Presbyterian minister John Shuck on the web a while back. The part of his blog that drew me in was his “Meaning… Read More »The God That Neither Exists Nor Does Not Exist, But is Real
Transforming Theolgy has a fascinating interview with theologian Delwin Brown. I must admit I’ve never heard of him before this. That is unfortunate, because I… Read More »Theologian Del Brown Interview
A few years ago I read Peter Rollins’ How (Not) to Speak of God. Ever since, I have been a fan. The stuff he does… Read More »Peter Rollins on Entering the Wisdom of the Judeo-Christian Tradition
Evangelical Christians are more inclined to support torture than any other group the Pew Institute surveyed. I am aghast. I knew conservative evangelicalism had serious… Read More »Stats on Torture Poll Reveal More About How Evangelical Christian Education Impedes Moral and Spiritual Development
In case you’ve missed it, I haunt Gus DiZerega’s blog. There, Thora proposed that, To be a christian does not automatically necessitate such beliefs as… Read More »What is Christianity?
