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The Advent Within: Preparing Our Hearts

Advent is a season often hidden in plain sight. The four candles of the Advent wreath and the colorful changes to the altar’s hangings...

Personhood Ousted from the Heart of the Cosmos

Sometimes it pays to go back to an early theory, even one that has been found wanting. Sometimes there’s a gem that has been...

Haidt & Rauch: The Constitution of Knowledge

In the second chapter of the first book of Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle says that “the most governing and most masterful” human pursuit or discipline...

Structural Change in the Anglican Church of Canada

I hate to draw attention, yet again, to the reality that the Anglican Church of Canada is in decline. See essays here and here...

Advent Invites Us to a Better Eschatology

Ours is a world with no shortage of injustice. All too often Christian churches have had a hand in fomenting and preserving it, though...

What Is Advent For?

Then they will see “the Son of Man coming in a cloud” with power and great glory. - Luke 21:27 In Advent, the preacher faces the...

From ‘Drinking from a Firehose’ to Drinking from Living Water

Shortly after being elected Bishop of the Diocese of East Tennessee, I first heard it. As a new bishop, I would be “drinking from...

Review: John Gatta’s Green Gospel

John Gatta’s Green Gospel: Foundations of Ecotheology (Church Publishing) is an important and eloquently written contribution to the expanding body of literature addressing faith...

TEC’s Latest Numbers: The Good News and the Bad News

Editor's Note: Dr. Goodhew would like to thank Mark Michael and Katie Nakamura Rengers for their advice on this article. Given the doleful statistical tidings...

Notes from an Anglican Thomist

Editor's Note: This essay concludes our special series celebrating the 800th birthday of Thomas Aquinas. I am an Anglican, and I’m a Thomist. The percentage...

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