
In Defense of Hobbies
When I was in graduate school, I wanted to try something new, so I joined a local roller derby team. I loved the opportunity to
When I was in graduate school, I wanted to try something new, so I joined a local roller derby team. I loved the opportunity to
It’s here we reach the pinnacle of Christian doctrine and a hornet’s nest of intra-Christian disputes
Illegal crossings peaked in the first Trump administration and again early in Biden’s term, but the numbers have been declining since 2023 and are now
Many struggle with its final petition: “Lead us not into temptation,” in the King’s English. Does God tempt people into sinning?
A friend asked me weeks ago now, “what can we do?” and I put him off, promising I’d think about it and write something. But
Because I moved so often as a child–nine places but thirteen residences–I’m apt to say I’m not really “from” anywhere. But that’s probably not totally
I have spent a lifetime metabolizing split allegiances and belonging to different tribes.
If we think God is a vindictive judge, we’ll imitate that God, on the assumption that God loves a favored few and hates everyone else.
It is not surprising that Jesus should speak of laughter and rejoicing as the proper response to his announcement of reversals at hand with the
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