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Why It's Difficult to Leave Fundamentalism (Part 1 of 3)

ryan gear wrote 2 days ago: Since moving to Phoenix to plant One Church, I’ve been exposed to more conservative evangelica … more →

Tags: Church Planting Pastors, leadership, one church, Pastors, Preaching, Bible, Bible Fundamentalism, Christ, Christian

Lust in the Heart by Linn Marie Tonstad4 comments

Linn Marie Tonstad wrote 2 weeks ago: Love the sinner, hate the sin. We are all familiar with the bludgeon this statement represents in Ch … more →

Tags: Christianity, Gender and Sexuality, Theology, Scripture, LGBTQ, Jesus, Sexual Ethics, Bible, Sexuality

What About Contraception in Pope Francis’s Promise to the Poor? by Dawn DiPrince9 comments

Guest Contributor wrote 2 weeks ago: Pope Francis, at nearly every opportunity – including the choice of his name, has symbolically expre … more →

Tags: activism, Catholic Church, Christianity, Contraception, Feminism, General, Social Justice, Dawn DiPrince, feminist catholic

Poll shows majority of religious Brits support assisted suicide

eideard wrote 3 weeks ago: A major survey of religious opinion shows that large majorities of believers are in favour of legali … more →

Tags: Religion, Culture, Law, Brits, UK, Americans, Assisted Suicide, True Believers, Fundamentalists

Why are We Troubled by a Homeless Jesus? by Michele Stopera Freyhauf10 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 1 month ago: There are standard depictions of Jesus that show a Caucasian male with blue eyes (some pictures have … more →

Tags: Feminist Theology, Christianity, General, Catholic Church, Feminism, gender and power, Art, consumerism, Christology

Reflections on Good Friday by Kathryn House18 comments

Kathryn House wrote 1 month ago: Tomorrow is Good Friday on the western Christian calendar, the day when western Christians remember … more →

Tags: Christianity, Christology, ethics, Feminist Theology, Redemptive Suffering, violence, Atonement, Good Friday, Kathryn House

Standing in Cautious Optimism with the Election of the First Jesuit Pope by Michele Stopera Freyhauf11 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 2 months ago: From the time Benedict’s successor was revealed, I believed that we were witnessing something differ … more →

Tags: Catholic Church, Contraception, General, Hierarchy, Patriarchy, Social Justice, vatican, Argentina, Changing Tradition

The New Evangelization: Getting Ready, Part 2

paulinecauton wrote 2 months ago: (This is part of a series on The New Evangelization. Read the introduction here.) You’ve heard about … more →

Tags: Articles, Catholic Faith, Catholic Church, New Evangelization, new pope

New Pope Elected3 comments

Little Miss W wrote 2 months ago: Today, after a 2 day conclave, a new Pope was elected. Pope Francis, the former Cardinal Jorge Bergo … more →

Tags: Thoughts, Religion, Faith, Pope Francis, new pope, conclave, gay adoption, Homosexuals, Discrimination against Children

Let the Walls Come Tumbling Down by Dawn Morais Webster13 comments

Guest Contributor wrote 2 months ago: If we want to see real change in the church, Catholics need a Rosa Parks moment. Thousands fill St. … more →

Tags: Christianity, Catholic Church, Women's Ordination, reform, Women in the Church, vatican, abuse of power, Gina Messina-Dysert, Tavis Smiley

Have you stumbled spiritually beyond recovery?

Larry Yeatts wrote 2 months ago: Many have been needlessly tortured in their minds by the devil, thinking God won’t take them back! G … more →

Tags: News & Politics, deception, Christianity, False teachers, Salvation, Repentance, backslidder

Pope and Change - Understanding the Electoral Process and Dispelling Papal Myths

Christine wrote 2 months ago: As fast as their scrutinizing little fingers can type it out, reporters and journalists all over the … more →

Tags: Authority, Church authority, tradition, Pope, Bishop, cardinal, Benedict, conclave, Current Events

Purgatory

cathapol wrote 3 months ago: Where’s That in the Bible?             It’s t … more →

Tags: Purgatory, doctrine

On Church Doctrinal Statements11 comments

David D. Flowers wrote 3 months ago: Last week I posted on Creeds & the Local Church. I’ve been giving some thought to the impo … more →

Tags: Christianity, church, Theology, Kingdom of God, Open Theism, non-violence, doctrine, Faith and Science, Gospel of the Kingdom

Is Nothing Sacred?4 comments

paulinecauton wrote 3 months ago: Last week, I got the chance to meet up with an old friend. And you know how it goes when girls “catc … more →

Tags: Reflections, Family, chastity in marriage, Contraception, Pro-Life, RH Bill, child spacing

Not distinguishing between tithes and offerings enables the retreat

colbystream wrote 4 months ago: The church has confused the difference between “tithe,” “offering” and … more →

Tags: The Movement, Tithes, offering, helping the poor

"The Life of Galileo" by Bertold Brecht (produced by L.A. Theatre Works)

gilwilson wrote 4 months ago: “The Life of Galileo” by Bertold Brecht translated by David Hare Multi-cast performance … more →

Tags: Book Review, audio book, Audio drama, Drama, L. A. Theatre Works, latw, Stacy Keach, AudioBook Review, Science

Faith Trap2 comments

Christine wrote 4 months ago: Faith can come in many forms and look as different as the individual who practices it.  It can be ge … more →

Tags: Christ, Prayers, Denominations, Protestantism, Church authority, Salvation, Beliefs, Christianity, doctrine

Winds of Change in the Roman Catholic Church by Michele Stopera Freyhauf10 comments

Michele Stopera Freyhauf wrote 4 months ago: In 2007, I had a conversation with a professor who felt that change was in the air for the Roman Cat … more →

Tags: abuse of power, belief, Catholic Church, Catholicism, ethics, Feminism, Feminist Theology, gender and power, General


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