Thinking, Belonging Aright Bishop John Bauerschmidt February 7, 2019 Books, Ethics, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church In How to Think, Alan Jacobs has written a short book on a large topic
The Pattern of Priesthood Guest Contributor February 5, 2019 Books, Church of England, Ministry, Reviews & Culture For God's Sake is a book that all clergy should read, and especially those who are on the cusp of ordination or seminary.
Philip Sheldrake and the Theology of Desire Guest Contributor January 24, 2019 Books, Church of England, Commentary, Ethics, Reviews & Culture As a work that deals with the age-old questions of human motivations, wants, and fears, Befriending our Desires remains highly relevant
Beauty, Art, and Refreshing Reformed Theology Guest Contributor January 17, 2019 Art, Books, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church In A Peculiar Orthodoxy, Jeremy Begbie offers a creative Reformed account of theology and the arts.
Why Lewis? Zachary Guiliano January 10, 2019 Books, Church of England, Reviews & Culture This pipe-smoking, heavy-drinking, brash Oxford don still has a global appeal. A new book considers why.
Tradition and the Puzzling Gospel of St. John Neil Dhingra December 27, 2018 Bible, Books, Commentary, Reviews & Culture, Roman Catholic Church Tradition may be self-correcting.
Not Enough to Counter Coddling Guest Contributor December 21, 2018 Books, Commentary, Reviews & Culture, The Episcopal Church I wonder how effective structural and procedural changes alone can be.
The Loss of the Past and the Strange Future Dane Neufeld December 13, 2018 Anglican Church of Canada, Books, Reviews & Culture Voices of the Plains Cree by the Rev. Edward Ahenakew (1885-1961) is essential reading for Canadian seminarians.