Chesterton's Orthodoxy as the Antidote to Modernity
"Chesterton’s Orthodoxy, then, differs from Lewis’ Mere Christianity precisely in its attempt to ground Christianity not in the propositions of natural law, but...
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A Call to Doubt and Faith: Christian Wiman on Remembering God
The poet Christian Wiman is giving voice to the hunger for faith — and the challenges of faith — for people living now. After a Texas upbringing soaked in a his...
New York Times on ‘My Bright Abyss,’ by Christian Wiman
‘My Bright Abyss,’ by Christian Wiman reviewed at the NYT: This is a daring and urgent book, written after the author learned he had a rare, incurable and unpre...
Love, Sin and Grace in the Christian University
I highly recommend this podcast over at Coffee & Markets. Fascinating discussion and a book I need to check out.
What We Talk About When We Talk About God by Rob Bell
For those open to it, I think Bell offers some fresh ways of talking about the way we see the world and what we think we know. And about how the way we see God ...
The Real Mary by Scot McKnight
So to be fair, if you are interested in seeing how the life of Mary can be a fruitful area of discussion and study for protestants this is a good place to start...