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Brethren Contemplative

Jason Barnhart

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A Pilgrim People

The gravestone for Alexander Mack Jr. (1712-1803). The German reads: “Gott der uns hat aus Staub gemacht und wiederum zum Staub gebracht wird zeigen seiner Weisheit macht wann wir nach seinem Bild erwacht.” Translated: “God, who made us fro...

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When Feeling Like a Hypocrite Is Actually a Gift

Source: https://www.hannaekim.com/works-links/till-we-have-faces-cslewis

There is hardly a week that passes in which I do not have a conversation with someone who feels they are falling short of the person they believe they ought to be.

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Pilgrims Before Patriots

Left to right: John Kline (1797-1864), Benjamin Moomaw (1814-1900), Peter Nead (1797-1877)

As the United States commemorates its 250th anniversary, Christians throughout the nation find themselves asking what faithful patriotism ought to l...

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Toward a Compassionate Conservative Theology

A Brethren Theological Posture

Below is a blog post specifically written for both my denomination and the institutions associated with it. I write it humbly and hope that it will allow us to become less theologically fearful and more theol...

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"Living Deliberately" at Walden Pond

And not, when I come to die, discover that I had not lived.

There is an obscure paragraph tucked away about a quarter of the way through Henry David Thoreau’s Walden. It has become one of the most famous passages in American literature:

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    I am Associate Professor of Historical Theology at Ashland Theological Seminary, ordained in the Brethren tradition, and a contemplative thinker and writer. In the spirit of the poet Emily Dickinson, I seek to "tell all the truth, and tell it slant."

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