Posts Tagged ‘church’
I am currently neck deep in free will/determinism for yet another essay, but while in the midst of the current one I recalled how I posted my first essay here, and so I will do the same for the most recent essay turned in. As of yet I have not heard any evaluation from my [...]
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Tags: Christianity, church, evangelism, politics, school
Think Bigger Than That
Whatever the gospel is, it centers on the inauguration of the kingdom of God in Jesus Christ, crucified and risen from the dead. Hence the gospel is not first and foremost about a network of moral injunctions, nor about this or that kind of religious experience, nor about the arrival of the church, nor about some scheme [...]
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Tags: books, church, God, the world
Postmodernity and Prop 8
I was watching a bit of the live coverage from the California Supreme Court hearings to overturn Prop 8. For those of you who aren’t aware of what Prop 8 is, first you need to move out from under your rock, and second, it was the ballot measure passed this past November restricting the definition [...]
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Tags: Christian culture, Christianity, church, homosexuality, politics
Leaving Church
Well once again it has been far too long between recent blog posts. Unfortunately the pressures of employment demands have consumed the majority of my thoughts and time, and whenever I have a minute from thoughts of work, the upcoming missions trip steals the rest of my time. The past month of near-full-time employment has [...]
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Tags: church, life, politics, random
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