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Embracing Hope in Advent’s Darkness
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A painful honesty in Advent “O come, O come, Emmanuel”; “Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus”; “Lo, He Comes with Clouds Descending.” Even the ...

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Christianity, the Bible & Slavery
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I was asked to share the following video by Wayne Ferguson, from the blog “Musings of a Common Man“. He makes some interesting points about how ...

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As a Stranger: Orthodox Encounter with AI
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Image Credit: iStock.com/pirankaFew lines of Shakespeare are as oft-repeated as Hamlet’s “There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, / than are ...

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Our Problem is That We Don’t Have Faith
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Faith is a word that is very familiar to Christians and is used in all sorts of ways and phrases. We practice our faith at church and in our ...

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“They Are Like the Angels”: Genderless Bodies in Heaven?
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Image Credit: iStock.com/sedmakGender is a charged topic in the Church today. Some might say that gender differences are fixed and unchanging as God ...

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Faith and Theology: The Suffering of Love
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There is something uniquely eternal about love. After all: "and now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; and the greatest of these is love" (1 Cor ...

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The Sin that Opposes Saving Grace
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Themes of Pride in “The Great Divorce” Published in 1945, The Great Divorce is C.S. Lewis’s imaginative vision of souls from Hell who are offered a ...

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The Problematic Bible: Do We Need a Third Testament?
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The question of biblical authority is not new, but rarely gets asked as directly as Yvette Flunder, an activist and womanist pastor affiliated with ...

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On Living and Merely Surviving
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Image Credit: iStock.com/NastasicFree Inquiry Project Series Intro: Jaroslav Pelikan once observed, “Orthodoxy is truly orthodox only when it is eager to ...

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Aquinas on emotion, pt. 1 (ST 2.22)
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The account of the emotions (or passions) serves an important role in the anthropology of Thomas Aquinas' Summa theologica, being situated between the ...

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Beachcombing for a New Creation
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Antonio Stradivari: Beachcomber and Violin Maker The Italian violin maker Antonio Stradivari was a poor man. But his violins are the most prized ...

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A Relational Critique of Plantinga’s Reformed Epistemology – Curious Christian
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I have deep respect for Alvin Plantinga and his work in Reformed epistemology. His insistence that belief in God can be properly basic, rational even ...

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