Reimagining Masculinity in a “Not Safe, But Good” Christianity
I fear we offer a lukewarm version of Christianity when we drag fictitious masculinities into the church as analogs to Christian ideas.
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“Desiring God’s” Greg Morse and the Moral Theology of Captain Marvel
Movies like Captain Marvel, with appropriate guidance, can inspire girls (and boys) to be assertive, but not reckless, inspired, but not “insane.
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Skepticism and the Birth of Christ
Simply because we detect incongruities in the Christmas story with our modern understanding of history and astrophysics, doesn’t make it less inherently true.
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Gender and I: Reflections on Genesis 1, Austen Hartke’s Non-Binary Genders and the Imago Dei
It is not our identity (e.g., our gender) that matters, but our identity in the context of Christ; it is not how I wish to interface with the Divine that ultimately matters, but that God has chosen to interact with me through Christ, to interact with me as with Christ.
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