Agnosticism
Agnosticism and atheism have quite publically arrived, in modernity. But, like the proverbial “elephant in the room,” I don’t think the Christian...Read More
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterSeptember 27, 2021Monday Meditation — Debleaire Snell on...
A sermon by pastor Debleaire Snell given at the recent Conscience and Justice Council 2021 Convention.
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Written By: Reinder BruinsmaSeptember 26, 2021Drinking Tea and Keeping Things...
There may be times of “shrinking” in order to be able to move forward. I fervently hope that Newbold College will not only survive, but that its “...
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Written By: Helen PearsonSeptember 25, 2021Clerical Error: Clericalism, Leadership...
When Bonnie Dwyer invited me to reflect on Reinder Bruinsma’s Spectrum account of the conflict between the TED (Trans-European Division) and the...
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Written By: Jason HinesSeptember 23, 2021Losing the Plot
"If we cannot find the spirit of sacrifice in the middle of the deadliest pandemic in several generations—then we have to at least begin to ask...
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterSeptember 20, 2021Monday Meditation: Denis Fortin on...
A two-part conversation with Denis Fortin, professor of historical theology, on ecumenism and Christian unity.
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Written By: Tiffany PuettSeptember 17, 2021Can Critical Race Theory Help in...
"In the U.S., race and religious institutions have been intertwined from the beginning," writes religious studies scholar Tiffany Puett.
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Written By: Matthew QuarteySeptember 16, 2021Is Prayer Walking the Panacea for...
The Adventist book ”In the Name of Jesus: Power to Pray for People and Places” promotes the questionable strategy of “prayer walking” in a mechanical...
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Written By: Alexander CarpenterSeptember 13, 2021Monday Meditation: Hazel Marroquin...
Two recent sermons: "In Times LIke These" by Hazel Marroquin and "Multiple Choice" by Randy Roberts.
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Written By: Joel Christensen, Brandeis UniversitySeptember 11, 2021Collective Trauma and Going to War
At the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, ancient Greece and Rome can tell us a lot about the links between collective trauma and going to war.
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