Sharing My Faith
10.1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, evidence of things not seen.” Years back, I worked as an administrative assistant for a… Read More »Sharing My Faith
10.1: “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, evidence of things not seen.” Years back, I worked as an administrative assistant for a… Read More »Sharing My Faith
The likely cover for book #2 The craziness of life is leading me to reduce my weekly blogging to whenever I can get to it.… Read More »New Book Coming: A Theology of Dog
Hope is important in ways that we often don’t realize. It is ultimately what drives us to do as we do. The stronger the hope,… Read More »A Progressive Christian Hope for The Kingdom of God
Every morning, Loki wakes me up bright and early so I can take him out to go potty. As it gets colder, getting up becomes… Read More »In Awe of Geese
A diverse family My household contains one cat, one human, and one dog. Three different species with three different personalities. As you may be able… Read More »Imago Dei: Dog the Father, Dog the Son, and Cat the Hissing Spirit
When Bart Ehrman’s Did Jesus Exist?: The Historical Argument for Jesus of Nazarethhit the shelves last year, he encountered considerable criticism from several scholars. This… Read More »Jesus: Historical or Mythical?
This sketchbook cost $5at Michaels A couple weeks ago I was asked through a comment on an article what I thought about getting back into… Read More »Discernment with Mandalas
I am a progressive Christian. Most progressive Christians are probably not theists, as they tend toward neo-orthodoxy, process theology, or radical theology (at least from… Read More »Theism Isn’t the Problem
Life has too many bad days. I’ve had an unusually high percentage of them for a while. The pressures have taken their toll, my emotional… Read More »Water Heals
Recently the issue of gunĀ controlĀ has regularly been in the media. Obama is in his second term, so he doesn’t have to consider his image for… Read More »Gun Control and Human Responsibility