Spring: The Birds, the Bees, and Baseball
As I was driving with my daughter the other day the chit chat gave way to a more serious topic. “In school next we’re going
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As I was driving with my daughter the other day the chit chat gave way to a more serious topic. “In school next we’re going
This semester I’m teaching a course on the topic of Christianity and popular culture. We started the semester reading selections from Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture
Does the precise locus of this Saturday, at the interface between cross an resurrection, its very uniqueness as the one moment in history which is
As a theology professor at a protestant institution I’ve learned the art of self-depreciation. The heritage of the reformation is always suspect of the “priesthood”-
I’m a sucker for award shows. Last weekend it was the Grammys; this week it’s the Oscars. I can honestly say I watched most of
My TV girlfriend, as my wife refers to her, has left me. Elizabeth Lemon has moved on, leaving me with nothing but syndication. 30 Rock
We were sitting at the table the other night eating supper when my son blurts out, “My friends and I were talking about sex today.”
I had a great idea for a blog post. I had it written up… I spent time on it…but something went wrong when I pressed
Two weeks ago I took my kids to see Rise of the Guardians – a story about Jack Frost, Santa, the Tooth Fairy, and the
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