“Religion” Archives
What do children see when they go to heaven?
The Dangers of Apocalyptic Thinking
C. John Collins and the Case for Adam and Eve
When C.S. Lewis met G.K. Chesterton
Douglas Wilson and the Dangers of Effeminate Worship
Wilson’s latest article is the latest in a string of controversial statements.
Regarding Movieguide
I’d laugh if I could…
Christian Generosity Leaves Atheist “Flabbergasted”
Sanitized Worship Music
Why has Of Gods and Men gone unnoticed in Christian circles?
“A moment of fervent protest movements that are ultimately vague and ineffectual”
People don’t know how to effectively rebel against, and propose alternatives for, those institutions that they believe to be faulty and corrupt.
Frederick Buechner: “I prayed nonetheless for his interference”
C.S. Lewis: “The Hopeless Disharmony…”
“Why is it so hard for us to imagine Jesus vomiting?”
If I love Jesus, do I really need to hate religion?
You may say that I’m simply quibbling over semantics here… and that’s precisely what I’m doing.
Jesus, He Knows (A Triptych)
Three reflections on human frailty.
A Great Cloud of Witnesses
Did Christianity hold back science in the Middle Ages?
What I Wish My Pastor Knew about the Life of a Scientist
A pastoral reflection on what it means to be a scientist, and how the Church may better minister to scientists.
Are you really redeeming culture?
CaPC Update: “Making Sense of Culture Making, Part 3”
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