Abigail Woolley Cutter, PhD is assistant professor of theology at King University in Bristol, TN. She enjoys the music and many trails of Appalachia with her husband and two young children.
The colorful internet phenomenon of crowdsourcing decisions, "AITA," reflects confusion, the need for community, and opportunities for Christian witness and pastoral guidance.
If you cannot keep the Sabbath, you cannot save a life.
This is Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel’s bold implication in his little-known essay “Pikuach Neshama.”...
By Abigail Woolley Cutter
When it comes to Christian vocational discernment, many excellent resources are available, like Parker Palmer’s Listening to Your Life and Gordon...
By Abigail Woolley Cutter
If you throw yourself whole-hog into a vocation of academic theology and ethics, becoming an expert in several sub-fields and publishing...
