Faith
Sch-Sch-Sch-Schism
Experiencing a Christianity that doesn't crack at every fault line.
To The Holy
Worship in the ancient way.
Why, As A Christian, I Can Sympathize With Some Prayer Shaming
In the wake of any gun-related tragedy in the US, political actors offer insincere thoughts and prayers in order to avoid taking real action.
Orthodox Christianity, The Far Right and the Green-Eyed Christ
A new book traces a trickle of far-right Christians moving to the Orthodox Russian church seemingly to chase authoritarianism but is there more to the story?
Smashing Political Binaries
Elizabeth Bruenig is a journalist who doesn’t conform to expectations. Some people have a problem with that.
Eastertide
I look at Easter not just as a day, but as a kickoff, if you will, for Eastertide. I see it as somewhat analogous to New Year's Day. Resolutions start then, and don't end when the day is over. Eastertide is a time to look at
The Slide from Epistemic Bubble to Echo Chamber
We are trees rooted alongside each other, and tearing up the roots of one tree threatens to encroach on the rootedness of another.
Populations In The Lurch
The common bonds that held us together are dissolving and this is having a huge effect on population growth and mental health.
Imprecatory Prayer
I had never come across the phrase "imprecatory prayer" until recently, even if I knew well what it meant. In fact, I have struggled with the concept. The Got Questions site begins to answer the question of what imprecatory prayer is by defining imprecatory. To imprecate means “to
Beating Monsters With The Cross
A trip back to church and a new book convinced me to spend more time teaching my son about Christ.
