Approaching Good Friday with Fleming Rutledge
This blog entry continues a series of meditations on the Three Days of Holy Week, guided by The Undoing of Death, a book of sermons for Holy Week by the […]
Chariots of the Hepta-Gods: Thoughts on Arrival, Aliens, and Theology
(Warning: some spoilers follow). In so much as I followed this year’s Academy Awards, I was curious about the fate of the one contending film I have seen so far, […]
Anglicans: Catholic Or Evangelical?
A learned friend of mine would answer the question in the Post Header by saying Both, which is probably correct for some of us. This post is just a stub […]
Friday Theology: John Milbank On The Church
Time to breathe life into a semi-regular feature of this blog. It really depends on what I’m reading in any given week and whether I remember that it’s Friday. John […]
Friday Theology – David Martin
For one of my grad courses this fall, I am being introduced to the work of David Martin, a sociologist associated with the London School of Economics, and an Anglican […]
Stanley Hauerwas On Memory And Eucharistic Practice
Not everyone understands what eucharistic practice is all about. American theologican Stanley Hauerwas, however, nails it in this video from The Work of the People, a liturgical resource ministry that […]
Notable Quotable: John Gray On What And How We Believe
“Science isn’t actually about belief – any more than religion is about belief.” — John Gray This Easter I’ve been struggling with the question of how one ends up assenting […]
Liturgical Awesomeness From The Work Of The People
This post is a shout out for The Work Of The People (TWOP), a digital content provider for Christian worship. Taking it’s name cleverly from a literal translation of the […]
Notable Quotable: “You Christians Eat Your Own”
I came across this piece on Christopher Benson’s excellent blog, Bensonian, , in which a Christian pastor has occasion, thanks to a non-believing friend, to rethink grace and forgiveness. The […]
The Truest Answer Is: “I Don’t Know Why”
The New York Times has been running a series of meditations on faith and contemporary life through this Christmas season, and yesterday offered this piece by Maureen Dowd, on the […]