Abraham and Sarah, Slaveholders The Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner July 31, 2020 Commentary, Ethics, Exegesis, The Episcopal Church By Ephraim Radner Abraham and Sarah were slaveholders. Eliezer and Hagar were their slaves. The following is but a brief reflection on how we have interpreted this uncomfortable fact. It offers no grand clai... Read More...
Reading Scripture as Centered on Jesus Guest Contributor March 13, 2020 Bible, Books, Exegesis, Reviews & Culture The Swiss theologian’s striking insights on core Christian doctrines glisten through this superb collection of essays plumbing his engagements with gospel texts.
A Light Infused into the Heart Mark Michael February 26, 2020 Art, Bible, Editorial, Exegesis, The Episcopal Church Francis and Augustine would tell us first that less is more, and that God’s transforming oracles lie closer to hand than we might first expect.
God’s Temple is Creation Jeff Boldt December 31, 2019 Anglican Church of Canada, Commentary, Contributors, Exegesis The temple God has chosen to dwell in is creation, which is the temple he made for himself.
An Unsentimental Family Neil Dhingra December 31, 2018 Bible, Exegesis, Roman Catholic Church The Holy Family's faith is neither sentimental nor easy nor even stable.
A Choice that Changed the World Jean Meade December 22, 2018 Bible, Commentary, Exegesis, The Episcopal Church Gabriel announced that Mary was chosen, not that she was already pregnant.
The Alleged Bigotry of Jesus Benjamin Guyer September 12, 2018 Bible, Commentary, Exegesis, The Episcopal Church Was Jesus a racist? As usual, social media hosted a flood of opinion.
Punishing Children for their Fathers’ Sins Jonathan Mitchican June 29, 2018 Analysis, Commentary, Exegesis In modern America, we have decided that punishing children for the perceived crimes of their parents is both acceptable and practical.
