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Month: October 2012

The Common Cathedral…..

I have often said on this blog that maybe we should give up our stained glass churches and move them … More

church without walls, Common Cathedral, Harvard, Rev. Little

Religionless Christianity???

Toward the end of his life, while in a Nazi prison, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, who was a well known Lutheran theologian, wrote some … More

Bonhoeffer, Christianity, letters, religionless christianity

Christians Doing Risky Things….

No this post is not about anything in today’s world. There are some Christians who are on evangelism missions abroad … More

hospitality, Jesus, least of these, Matt. 24:34

I Believe……

The phrase “I believe” seems to have a lot of weight in today’s world but to me it is a … More

belief vs action, faith without works, I believe, miserable human being, worthless

And Its All Small Stuff…..

In 1997 Richard Carlson wrote a very popular book entitled Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff…. and it’s all small stuff. In … More

beliefs, creeds, Faith, Lutheran, nicene creed, works

A New/Old Kind of Christianity

From A New Kind of Christianity: Ten Questions That Are Transforming the Faith  by Brian D. McLaren: We’re following the … More

Brian McLaren, emergent, Jesus, literalism, scripture

Oh That Founding Father Origen…

As we have learned in several of my recent posts Origen was one of the most influential theologians in the … More

ancient text, diana butler bass, early church leaders, hexaple, history of christianity, Origen, parables, Religion, sacred scriptures

Don’t Take It Literally….

There are many today who believe that all of the Bible must be taken as absolutely happening and the stories … More

Diane Butler Bass, Genesis, genesis story, heresy trials, Jesus, knowledge of good and evil, literalism, Origen

The Kingdom of God…..

Of course all Christians recognize the phrase the kingdom of God from the Lord’s prayer. But the interpretation of that … More

Brian McLaren, creeds, Emergent church, kindgom of god, lords prayer, Martin Luther

Early Church Leaders – Ignatius …..

My study of the early church leaders is to show that there was much diversity in the early church that … More

early church leaders, Ignatius, Ireneaus

Shouldn’t you read Paul in light of Jesus, instead of reading Jesus in light of Paul?”

I started out my Spiritual journey as a Catholic because that is what my parents were. I came to find … More

all the words, Bible, Brian McLaren, Christian, Follower of Jesus, Jesus and Paul

Own Worst Enemies…

I am going to use a quote from one of my favorite authors and that is Philip Gulley from his … More

creeds, divine presence, exclusion, Philip Gulley, worst enemies

Saint to Heretic to Saint Again…..

With this post I will begin looking at some of the early church leaders.  We will start with Origen. Here … More

Clement, Eusebius, Origen, post-nicene, theologians

Beliefs vs. Practices….

With this post I am going to introduce you to a book that has had a pretty profound affect on … More

belief, Church struggle, creeds, emperor constantine, Jesus, nicene creed, Religion, religion of the roman empire, Robin R. Meyers, something for nothing

Fear of Death….

Everyone wants to go to heaven but no one wants to die to get there. I first heard the above … More

die, doubt, heaven, hell, Religion
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