Social Media and the Christian Life Fr. Bryan Owen May 17, 2019 Ethics, The Episcopal Church How do we as Christians deal with the discordant realities faced on social media?
General Convention and the Sophistic Temptation Guest Contributor August 21, 2018 Commentary, Ecclesiology, Ethics, The Episcopal Church I haven’t stopped scratching my head about the lack of theological debate at General Convention.
Plato has gone before us Andrew Petiprin September 20, 2017 Books, Reviews & Culture In The Vision of the Soul, James Matthew Wilson asserts that the Western tradition is dominated by one name: Plato.
Window into a larger world Fr. Bryan Owen September 12, 2017 Commentary After a year of worship, I embraced the Nicene Creed as a beautiful expression of truths at the heart of the gospel.
Climbing the ladder of God’s delight Mark Clavier May 18, 2017 Church of England, Commentary My first encounter with natural delight changed my life. I ended up leaving my parish ministry in North Carolina to move to the United Kingdom. Since then, I’ve gone out into wildernesses and the countryside with increasing regularity, spending as much time as I responsibly can soaking in the natural world and learning how to delight.
The real truth about fake news Jonathan Mitchican April 21, 2017 Commentary, The Episcopal Church The only surprising thing is the outrage that has emerged around the topic of fake news.
Truth made flesh Guest Contributor December 16, 2016 Commentary, The Episcopal Church The in-breaking of the kingdom of God shows up to me rarely in the grand gestures of life, but instead in the tender moments when God slows me down long enough to see the truth of God’s love, which silences — even just for a second — the lies of depression.
Truth with teeth: The study of satire and our study of the Bible Guest Contributor September 27, 2016 Bible, Commentary, The Episcopal Church Satire can quickly become toothless, selling itself for an easy laugh.
