Films in review: “Now You See Me” and “The Hangover 3”
Sometimes the less said the better. These two movies are prime examples. “Now You See Me” is a very slick film about..
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Book review: Beyond Belief: Faith, Science and the Value of Unknowing
In defense of “literalists”; responding to Bill Tammeus
This column is written in response to Bill Tammeus piece "Help kids understand not all truth is literal." Click here to read..
Blog – On letting go of Sunday School
COMMENTARY: Mindless metrics
We may all be headed to bivocational ministry
Briggs ghost: The end of heresy trials
Blog – Not for the fainthearted: changing a church’s culture
This blog originally appeared on “A Church for Starving Artists” and is reprinted with permission. Our book group just read Brene..
Hyatt labor disputes and Big Tent 2013
Rethinking church membership: An interview with Thom Rainer
ELCA Lutherans elect first openly gay bishop
Seminar invokes reflections on eco-theology and care for creation
Jesus has a question for you …
Film in review: “Love Is All You Need”
Film in review: “What Maisie Knew”
In life and in death
Q. What is your only comfort in life and in death? That I am not my own,1 but belong— body and soul, ..
World Communion says it will receive ECO: A Presbyterian Outlook report
The church in a land of climate disruption
Two women in Egypt convert, one to Islam, one to Christianity, but fallout starkly different
Help kids understand not all truth is literal
Biblical literalism is a plague on the church. (I don’t mean translating it literally but understanding it literally.) Yes, it affects some..
“Christians are apes” Anti-Christian daubs on church
Davidson bylaw on religion faces scrutiny
Stated Clerk releases PC(USA) 2012 statistics: Total membership stands at just over 1.8 million
‘Nuns on the Bus’ kick off immigration tour
Some 100,000 Christians killed per year over faith, Vatican says
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