Becoming a Lifelong Unlearner

There are a number of traditional understandings that many of us unquestionably support. Yet we may hesitate to pull on the threads of these precepts...
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Truth . . . On Its Own

The unwillingness (or inability) to defend the truth on its own merits harms the truth and harms our community. It sows doubt and people begin to...
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Why We Should Reform Our Theology after...

Change is hard, but stasis only breeds irrelevance. It takes moral strength to acknowledge that we have sometimes been wrong. But we should recognize...
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A Kenotic Eschatology

The end of the world cannot be revenge, and a manifestation of God's power. It will be an act of humility where we will see God’s sadness, compassion...
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Emotions, Logic, and Seeking Truth

If one intends to take a strong scriptural stance on any subject then it deserves strong scriptural examination. Yet there is often an inexplicable...
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A Theological Landing Place for the...

Many Christians believe that accepting Theistic Evolution necessitates a God who actively creates via suffering and death. Such a conclusion is not...
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10 End Runs around Science

Science teaches that the earth is ancient and life has evolved. Some believers use argumentative “end runs” to avoid dealing with consequences that...
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Truth . . . Truthfully

We need to be willing to speak the truth, truthfully. Not just about who God is but about who we are, who we have been, and how we are using Christ...
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Twenty-Six Years under Wilson...

The gospel advances an innate egalitarian ethic in which inherited rights take a back seat to individual rights. Ted Wilson and his father seem to...
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Tupananchiskama: An Eschatology of Death

There is no word in the Peruvian Quechua language for goodbye. The word “tupananchiskama” literally means “until life makes us meet again.”
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