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Category Archives: Theology
Imaginary lines meeting in space
I read an article in a magazine several years ago about a guy who spent over 3,500 hours, or basically an entire year of 10 hour days with no days off, building a model car from scratch. He made every piece himself … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Theology
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Frozen river
Five years ago I had all the answers, loved the answers, and spent most of my time telling other people the answers so they could love them too. Four years ago I still thought I had the answers, but I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Theology
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Losing Calvinism
I grew up the son of a preacher who perpetually lacked a church. We would bounce from one congregation to another, traveling to candidate at churches all over the Midwest in our puke yellow camper van that always seemed in … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Guest Posts, Theology
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O Rebel, Where Art Thou? Trait #5: Answer Avoidance
As part of our ongoing commitment to great Wednesday content on our blogs, Melinda and I have another insightful post for you in our series on church rebels. Or actually Melinda wrote this one. All I did was cuss at the WordPress programmers … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Faith, O Rebel Where Art Thou?, The Bible, Theology
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More thoughts on evolution and sin
I wrote recently about the ways evolution can inform our understanding of sin, and I would like to post some follow-up thoughts today. Several people responded with very valid objections, and I am going to work through those here as best … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science and Nature, Theology
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O Rebel, Where Art Thou? Trait #2
Given that my partner in crime Melinda is in Cambodia, 12 hours behind Ohio, and I’ve been laid out with viral menengitis all week, today’s guest post at Mel’s place is a bit of a miracle. Nothing will stop us from … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Faith, O Rebel Where Art Thou?, Theology
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O Rebel, Where Art Thou?
As mentioned Monday, my friend Melinda and I are starting a new series for those of us who always seem to be at odds with the established norms and accepted answers in the Christian community. Today I want to introduce … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Faith, The Bible, Theology
Tagged Calvinism, Catholicism, Christianity, church, Emergent Church, Faith, Fundamentalism, God
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Rebels in Their Natural Habitat
Over the next few months my friend Melinda and I will be writing a series about how to be a church rebel. Now, if you’re a pastor and you’re nervous that this is going to be encouraging people to argue with everything … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Faith, The Bible, Theology
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Now and forever, amen
I have a simple question for you today: What is your prayer life like? How do you pray? What do you believe about prayer, and what are the things about prayer that you don’t understand or that trouble you? I … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Theology
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On Evolution and Sin
Let’s say these words right here mark the beginning of the universe by the will of God. And we’ll say this sentance marks the genesis of the earth. Here is where life first develops, and right…here marks the emergence of … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science and Nature, Theology
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