Freedom and Confinement in the Architecture of Theology
Earlier this year one of my students posted on social media a somewhat anguished comment about her relationship with Karl Barth. Barth represented a theological
Earlier this year one of my students posted on social media a somewhat anguished comment about her relationship with Karl Barth. Barth represented a theological
When I went to college, I received a scholarship called the “President’s Associates” scholarship. It was an incredible gift, paying for my tuition and my
When I was five years old, I knew I wanted to drink beer. In the mid 1960’s I would watch Chicago Cubs games on TV.
By Branson Parler Flags have been in the news a lot lately. In light of the shooting at Immanuel AME Church in Charleston, serious questions
By Helen Luhrs When my mom died this winter, I realized the generation of my parents was gone. What I learned from them about faith
My daughter’s wedding is today. At last, the day has arrived! As you might expect, at my house we have been thinking of nothing but
It’s going to hurt me to say it. Honestly, it feels like a kick in the shins, a sharp stick in the eye, but I
Like parents and their children, it seems inappropriate for a minister to have favourite parishioners. But—appropriate or not, fair or not—parents often do, as do
This fall I’m speaking at a conference called Why Christian? Christian blogger/author Rachel Held Evans and Lutheran pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber are hosting and headlining this
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