Communion is More Than a Spiritual Pep Rally Charlie Clauss November 5, 2019 Commentary, Contributors, Ecclesiology, Liturgy, The Episcopal Church Our liturgy does not allow us to ignore the fact that more is at stake in communion than issues of hospitality and psychological and emotional benefit.
A Crisis in Discipleship Charlie Clauss August 26, 2019 Commentary, Ministry, The Episcopal Church It is not just the case that Jesus has provided an example of how we should live. His life, death, and resurrection have provided much more.
Our Norms and Justice Charlie Clauss October 26, 2018 Commentary, Ethics, The Episcopal Church As Christians, we have to examine our language for norms and justice.
According to the Scriptures Charlie Clauss June 27, 2018 Bible, Commentary, The Episcopal Church The resurrection is not disconnected from the world of the Scriptures, but is rather an integral part.
From Abraham to Cornelius Charlie Clauss April 15, 2018 Bible, Commentary, Good Book Club, The Episcopal Church When Peter met Cornelius, he entered into what God has been up to since he called Abraham.
Scene of the Crime Charlie Clauss February 16, 2018 Commentary, Music, The Episcopal Church On our own, we cannot get back to the Garden. In the word picture of Genesis, angels with flaming swords block any path back.
Wonder Woman, naïveté, and original sin Charlie Clauss August 1, 2017 Movies, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church Are we basically good? Are we fundamentally corrupt? Are there other options?
Are Christians superstitious? Charlie Clauss June 23, 2017 Commentary, The Episcopal Church One of the most handy words the skeptic can throw at the religious person is "superstitious."
