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Unevangelical?
Some of you might have wondered about my use of the word “unevangelical” in the subtitle of my soon-to-be published book. Others haven’t thought about it until this moment. In any event, I thought I’d develop the term just a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Church, evangelical, lutheran, unevangelical
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The Joy of Wonder
One of the sins of evangelicalism is that it has canceled the joy of wonder in so many people. As children, we are born with an innate sense of wonder as we learn about the world around us. Unfortunately, religion … Continue reading
Belief and Uncertainty
“How can I be sure?” is a commonly asked question that’s found its way into a popular song that has been a hit at least twice that I remember. The answer is, of course, that we can’t, about most things. … Continue reading
Embracing Uncertainty
I have a weather app on my phone that tells me things like, “Rain ending in 13 minutes.” and I get frustrated when it’s inaccurate. I realize that it’s a best guess based on known conditions, but still, I like … Continue reading
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Tagged belief, certainty, Christianity, doubt, faith, god, theology, uncertainty
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