‘Expansive Language’ Should be Disruptive
As the Episcopal Church considers the use of expansive language in liturgical revision, we would do well to remember a few factors.
Why You Should Be on My Theological and Political Team
I am going to make my case for a Christianity that is not defensive and does not subject itself to perpetual revision in order to keep up with the demands of a culture that despises the Christian faith anyway.
In Praise of the Lectionary
Our Office lectionary is Catholic and Reformed, it’s flexible, it covers all the essentials, and it’s official for us and good enough for others too.
The Alleged Bigotry of Jesus
Was Jesus a racist? As usual, social media hosted a flood of opinion.
A Response to ACNA’s Proposed Prayer Book 2019
It’s important for Episcopalians to be aware of developments in the ACNA, especially as we contemplate the possibilities of comprehensive liturgical revision in our church.
George Bragg and the Continued Importance of Episcopal Schools
The work of all Episcopal schools together contributes to God’s commission to restore all people to unity with him and each other in Jesus (“Catechism,” 1979 BCP, p. 855).
Papal Populism & Theological Whiplash
Pope Francis can prompt ecclesial chaos with a few off-the-cuff comments, delivered to reporters during an airplane press conference.
Being Disarmed
The traditionalist perspective in the Episcopal Church — particularly with regard to the meaning of marriage — has been completely defeated within the councils of our church.