Loving My Enemies Through Lent: Donald Trump
Hi there! Welcome to my Lenten co-series where I identify people that I personally have difficulty loving, explain sort of why this is a struggle … Continue Reading
Loving My Enemies Through Lent: Kanye West
Like I mentioned last time, in addition to starting and stopping my Lenten blog posts with reflections on Mexican-American spirituality, I am making an effort … Continue Reading
Loving My Enemies Through Lent: John Piper
I’ve been struggling to think of what to do for Lent here on the blog. As many of you already know, I am bookending the … Continue Reading
A Chicano Lent: Ash Wednesday
As I mentioned in my last post, I want to examine the two bookend holidays of the Lenten season, Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, from … Continue Reading
A Chicano Lent: A Point of Identity
In case you didn’t pick up on it from my last name, I am of Mexican-American descent. Maybe it is true of all ethnicities, but … Continue Reading
Is the United States a Christian Nation?
When I was a youth pastor a few years ago, I came across some interesting statistics regarding teenagers. I don’t remember exactly where each stat … Continue Reading
“Christian Entertainment” is not Christian
(Today’s guest post comes to us from my good friend, Nick Scarantino. Nick is a passionate writer, critical thinker, and the author of two excellent novels, … Continue Reading
How to “Win” an Online Debate
Several years ago, back in my college days, I saw the film Thank You for Smoking. It’s a really good film for a number of different … Continue Reading
Leaving the Faith: an interview with Dr. Steven Davis (part 5)
Welcome back to the final installation of my interview series with Dr. Steven Davis. If you don’t know who he is by now, it’s probably … Continue Reading
Reflections on Epistemological Bullshit
It’s not very often that students of epistemological philosophy find something to snicker about. And when they do it’s usually over something that is difficult … Continue Reading