Deifying Rape
Any self-reflexive preacher knows that bearing the Word of God with her or his human words is a weighty matter. Scripture and experience teach us,
Theresa Latini
May 10, 2012
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Any self-reflexive preacher knows that bearing the Word of God with her or his human words is a weighty matter. Scripture and experience teach us,
Watch Where Soldiers Come From – Trailer on PBS. See more from POV. Why don’t presidents fight the war, Why do they always
It’s almost graduation day at the college where I teach. Classes are just about over, exams are looming, and thoughts of summer plans are providing
We all believe in our hearts and confess with our mouths that there is a single and simple spiritual being, whom we call God— Eternal
I want to add some observations to the conversation Jeff and others have raised: why shouldn’t the Christian Reformed Church and the Reformed Church in
During worship services this Easter season when we say the Apostle’s Creed together, I naturally attend especially to the words focusing on the Easter event.
Of its origins, I’m not quite sure–some freak shop in Old Town, Chicago, circa 1968. I remember being with my then-girlfriend on what was some
I found Jeff Monroe’s post Merge! both thought and emotionally provoking.Coincidentally—or in this forum perhaps I should say providentially—the news media have been reporting on
Love has been on my mind a lot lately. It’s kind of the thing that theologically progressive Christian pastors hang their hat on when interpreting
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