Taking a Knee: Bonhoeffer on Jonathan Issac’s Gospel Stance: Part 2 (Ultimate and Penultimate)
In Part 1 of this series, I introduced the actions of Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic relating to the
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Two Black Voices: Assessing ‘Black Theology’
I did not plan on publishing this on June 19th, but it is not now lost on me as to
Let them Rage: The Weaponizing of our Youth
There is a time to grieve and mourn, as well as a time to be angry. There is no clear
Greater Love and COVID-19: A Memorial Day Admonition for Christians
In order to make sense of this contentious moment in history, it’s important to remember that the social contract is
Love Thy Body of Ethics: A Book Review of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
If there is anything that reading Total Truth showed me, it’s that Nancy Pearcey can creatively weave a unifying thread through
She Ain’t Heavy, She’s a Person: Reflections on Chapter 2 of Nancy Pearcey’s ‘Love Thy Body’
Nancy Pearcey starts off the second chapter of her new book, Love Thy Body, with the stark words of pro-choice
Birthdays, Martyrs, and Hardened Hearts
Today is St. Stephen’s Day, and my birthday. Throughout the years of my life I have been keenly aware at
Justice, and the Like (A re-post on the death of bin Laden)
(This is an old post from another blog I used to manage. It continues to be a relevant topic in
Thoughts from the Glen 