Posts in Christianity, Philosophy
The problem with red tights (Comments)
Why most of us, when looking to pinpoint evil, are looking in the wrong places.
The Opportunity in a recession (Comments)
In all of the fuss about the economic downturn (and I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t obsessed with talking about what’s going on these days), I worry that I’m missing out on a chance to do something worthwhile, unusually impactful.
The Saddest Story Ever Told? (Comments)
The differences between the church of the first few centuries and everything that came after are staggering. I don’t see how a Christian could read about the early church and not think something has gone terribly terribly wrong.
Christian scholarship (Comments)
The matter is quite simple. The Bible is very easy to understand. But we Christians are a bunch of scheming swindlers. We pretend to be unable to understand it because we know very well that the minute we understand, we are obliged to act accordingly. Take any words in the New Testament and forget everything [...]
What if believing isn’t the point? (Comments)
What if the wide path and the narrow path don’t mean what most of us think they mean?
The evils of looking down (Comments)
It’s amazing what you can tell yourself if you just avoid eye contact.
Kirk Cameron’s a Doofus (Comments)
Why attempting to scientifically prove God is a fruitless, pointless exercise.
Maybe the church should WANT to be seperate from the state (Comments)
Wanting to walk away from the political process
The Last Leper Colony (Comments)
The church had a chance to show compassion and love to one of it’s most loving leaders. The church failed.
candle parties (Comments)
I got into a fairly involved conversation this past weekend at a candle party.
The wife of a friend of mine was hosting one of those parties where the salesperson comes and shows the myriad of uses for candles in your home. My buddy was going to be the only male in attendance, so I volunteered [...]
