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after method: a conversation with hanna reichel
queer grace, conceptual design, and the possibility of theology.
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when a silver maple falls
on broken trees and embracing our ephemerality
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can we learn to disagree? (a conversation with john inazu)
Listen now | the surprising path to navigating differences with empathy and respect
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the end of apologetics
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love, good faith, and disagreeing well
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do i still believe the gospel?
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stop calling your neighbor a heretic
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the christian life isn’t an exam. it’s an essay.
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2023 round up: my favorite books
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what do we have that we have not received?
something of an easter poem
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the cross and the nature of judgement
is the cross as a symbol of judgement a helpful framing for taking action towards justice?
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learning to disagree: a conversation with john inazu
the surprising path to navigating difference with empathy and respect
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the question of Palestinian freedom isn’t simply about what is true. the question is also about what needs to be said and done now in this place and in…
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"content performs on a human level"
why I didn't write much in february
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"method can't save us" with dr. hanna reichel
a conversation about "after method: queer grace, conceptual design, and the possibility of theology"
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black history month helped rebuild my faith
how my growing dissatisfaction with faith collided with a vision of love, liberation, and the belief in a better future
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"the form wasn't compromised—it was perfect—but the feeling was"
when books and sermons are about experiences the author never completely had...a fictionalized encounter with the sacred.
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resolving the evangelical paradox
reflecting on the future of American evangelicalism three years after the January 6 insurrection
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