Mainline Protestant
By Deborah Arca Mooney -- March 11, 2010
Prayer has taught me to be more accepting of who I am, what I'm feeling, what's broken in me, what's beautiful in me. My prayer life goes through different seasons, and I try to be accepting of that. Read more.
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Wonder, Fear, and Longing
An Interview with Mark Yaconelli
By Deborah Arca Mooney -- March 11, 2010
Prayer has taught me to be more accepting of who I am, what I'm feeling, what's broken in me, what's beautiful in me. My prayer life goes through different seasons, and I try to be accepting of that. Read more.
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Building a Stronger Faith
By Jim Burklo -- March 1, 2010
When a student at a faith-based institution gives up her faith, convinced that it's intellectually untenable, has that institution failed? Has it succeeded? Read more.
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God in 100 Words or Less
By the Mainline Protestant Team
February 17, 2010
We invited a dozen bloggers to answer the question: "Who/What is God? ... in 100 words or less." Read their responses to our first Patheos Theoblogger Challenge here.
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Fasting... For Real
By David Crumm -- March 3, 2010
"Fasting is a person's whole-body, natural response to life's sacred moments." An interview with author Scot McKnight on the oft misunderstood spiritual practice of fasting. Read more. link here
Today Lent is regarded as a season of soul-searching and repentance for all Christians when we prepare for the joy and celebration of Easter by giving ourselves an annual spiritual check up. Read more.
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What is Lent?
By Christine Sine -- February 15, 2010
Today Lent is regarded as a season of soul-searching and repentance for all Christians when we prepare for the joy and celebration of Easter by giving ourselves an annual spiritual check up. Read more.
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Biblical Authority
By Walter Brueggemann -- January 20, 2010
The authority of the Bible is a perennial and urgent issue for those of us who stake our lives on its testimony. Read more. link here -
Biblical Inerrancy
By Fr. Matthew Moretz -- January 27, 2010
Biblical inerrancy can be an obstacle to Christian faith, and a kind of idolatry if one isn't careful. Watch the video by Episcopal priest Matthew Moretz here.
link here - Uppity Women of the Bible "Uppity Women of the Bible" presents scholarship, humor and fresh insights on some of the most colorful women from the Bible. Watch a sample video from the small-group DVD series from Living The Questions. link here
In what ways have I refused to be touched by the human need and perspective of another? Read more.
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Willing to Be Surprised
By Sandra Lommasson -- March 4, 2010
In what ways have I refused to be touched by the human need and perspective of another? Read more. link here -
Youth Ministry and Philanthropy
An Interview with Jeremy Affeldt
By Beth Davies-Stofka -- February 23, 2010
This relief pitcher is most passionate about helping young people influence their world -- freeing slaves, digging wells, feeding the hungry. Read more.
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The Practice of Yearning
By Christopher Copeland -- February 23, 2010
What do you yearn for? Our symbol for this first week of Lent is Jesus sitting alone in the desert with longing in his eyes. Read the second piece in a six-week series on Spiritual Practices for Lent.
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Return to the Lord
A Wednesday Work Meditation
By Mark D. Roberts -- March 10, 2010
Lent focuses our attention on acts of fasting. Yet it's more important to focus on our need for God. Read more.
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By Bethany Furkin -– February 25, 2010
Presbyterian News Service
In the new movie Blood Done Sign My Name, a Presbyterian filmmaker confronts the Church’s segregationist past. Read more.
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Evil Hides in Familiar Places
By Bethany Furkin -– February 25, 2010
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The Simpsons and Christianity
A New Book Review
By J. Ryan Parker -- February 11, 2010
Jamey Heit's The Springfield Reformation, the latest scholarly book on The Simpsons, offers insights into the series that give a rather prophetic look at contemporary American religion. Read more.
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Sacred Artist Interview
Jan Richardson
By Christine Valters Paintner -- February 1, 2010
Author and artist Christine Valters Paintner talks with fellow artist and kindred spirit Jan Richardson about what inspires her work, art as a spiritual practice, and practicing lectio divina with our lives. Read more.
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Ten Spiritually Significant Films
of the Decade
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By R. Lindsay and J. Ryan Parker -- March 4, 2010
Two documentaries, one animated and a foreign film join religious blockbusters in our top ten list of the most spiritually/theologically significant films of the past decade. Read more.
Part Two of our Reflections from the recent Parliament of the World's Religions conference focuses on women's voices of faith. Read more.
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New Visions for Women of Faith
By Gail Katz -- January 22, 2010
Part Two of our Reflections from the recent Parliament of the World's Religions conference focuses on women's voices of faith. Read more.
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Wisdom for a New Year
By Gail Katz -- January 10, 2010
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Voices of Faith
Watch and listen to 13 interviews from followers of various faiths. Leo Brunnick asks a variety of questions to gain an understanding into some of the world's religions. Watch the interviews.
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Interspirituality
By Jim Burklo -- November 3, 2009
Every time I learn something new about other faiths, I learn more about my own. Read more.
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A Presbyterian pastor tries to make sense of the Christian concept of the Trinity. Read more.
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God as Three Persons?
By the Rev. Sam Alexander -- February 16, 2010
A Presbyterian pastor tries to make sense of the Christian concept of the Trinity. Read more.
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A Friend's Love
Why Process Theology Matters
By C. Robert Mesle -- February 16, 2010
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Worshipping the Triune God
By Tammy Wiens -- February 16, 2010
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Speaking of God
By Heidi Gehman -- February 16, 2010
"God is a 'he'!" a five-year-old insists. Language matters. Language constructs as well as describes. Read more. link here
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