Questianity
While LGBT folks might sometimes be guilty of ignoring Christian oppression, it seems that straight Christians do LGBT folks one worse. Rather than merely ignoring LGBT oppression, Christians sometimes fund it. Read more
While LGBT folks might sometimes be guilty of ignoring Christian oppression, it seems that straight Christians do LGBT folks one worse. Rather than merely ignoring LGBT oppression, Christians sometimes fund it. Read more
If we participate in the transfiguration, we’re giving people a vote of confidence, welcoming them into a deeper reality of a life that is transformational, a life that finds itself walking the way of mercy. Read more
What if the image of Jesus we have held to be sacred is, in fact, a misrepresentation, an idol itself, in place of the real historical Jesus presented in the gospels? Read more
Why Christians who espouse that discrimination towards any group is the key to protecting religious rights profane the name of the Christ. Read more
The dirt and spit of reconciliation work, which others would use to hurl at their enemies, become, in the hands of our Savior, the ordinary and sludgy vessel used to deliver His healing power with a loving touch (John 9). Read more
As an adolescent, I listened as thoughtful questions in my faith environments were responded to with eye-rolls and answers that started with snooty words like “obviously” and “clearly”. I learned the place for big questions wasn’t the church. Read more
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