From June 16, 2015, “Which David and Goliath story is the inerrant one?” Everybody knows the story of David and Goliath from the Bible. Well, actually, that’s not quite right. Everybody knows the story of David and Goliath. And the story of David and Goliath is from the Bible. But reading it from the Bible is not how everybody knows this story. We know it from Sunday school, or from children’s story books, or from popular proverbs, paintings, or any... Read more

Evangelism is often presented as something that starts with a sales pitch and ends in an argument. That’s wrong from start to finish. Read more

You have to climb all of the steps in between. Read more

We’re not afraid that there might be monsters out there in the dark, we’re afraid that there might not be. Read more

This was a thing that happened. But then they took down that post. Read more

Slowly coming to admit that most of those "bookmarked to read later" posts aren't things I'm going to read later. Read more

It wouldn’t be enough for them to just put on a disguise. To really understand us, they’d need their explorers to somehow become us. Read more

Opposing legal equality is not nice and it cannot be done nicely. Read more

The only way to ensure that the institution is without error, according to this argument, is to refuse to allow the institution to ever admit or to correct or to learn from its errors Read more