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Power Is Opposite the Gospel: IHOP, Intolerance and Personal Repentance
When you enter into a liberal arts degree you suddenly learn that the teeny-tiny world that you thought was so completely right is but a speck, a tiny worldview amongst so many others. It doesn’t...
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I’ve Got a Problem and it’s Name is “I Am”
Upon looking at the beliefs of ‘the church’ again today, I can’t help but feel that my real problem is the Bible. (Confused about what I’m talking about? Read my previous blog in this series.) The...
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Is Charity Truly Christ-Like? David Moore and Peter Rollins on Justice vs....
“What concerns me as a pastor is we have merged religion with hyper-capitalism to develop a sacrosanct and unassailable construct, and if anyone questions it, they are dismissed as un-American, a class...
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Bumper-Sticker Christians and Fake Friendships: on Conversion and Theology
This weekend I helped work at a Christian conference. I work for a non-profit and part of the deal is that about 20% of my job is helping run this annual gathering, ensuring it runs smoothly from an...
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Subvert That Norm
I can’t manage to make this conference, but some of my favorite thinkers are going to be there. If you can, you should make a trip out of it! What is Subverting the Norm? SUBVERTING THE NORM is a...
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The Lies of the Bible
I’ve been spouting and ranting about Biblical inerrancy and how silly I believe it is for a long time. As a student of literature in college, with a major emphasis on literary theory, I learned about...
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A New Ritual, An Old Worldview: The Jesus of History vs. The Jesus of the Story
There were a few comments on yesterday’s blog that made me want to unpack some ideas a bit more. If you didn’t read the blog, I wrote about how maybe we need to get away from viewing the Bible as a...
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