Called Out: A Public Theology Blog
Jean LarsonGod’s people are called out into the messy world of politics and culture. Let’s dig into the conversation together.
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Hair on Fire!
The Spirit blasted through Missoula the second week in October--hair on fire all over. Did you notice? Maybe not when the new bishop brought a letter from his colleagues to a bunch of us pastors. But a good hunk of you did when Nadia Bolz-W...
The Spirituality of Letting Go
So were you bucked off? Friends wanted the details of what happened at Blue Mountain after a pit bull attacked my horse. No, I wasn’t bucked off. I let go. When it became clear that the dog was continuing to attack Stella, and that Stella w...
Rachel Weeps in Gaza
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Civil Disobedience as an Act of Faith
##### On April 28, three men were arrested in the US Capitol Rotunda for praying. I didn’t know you could be arrested for praying! The First Amendment to the Constitution protects the free exercise of religion, after all. Or used to.
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Retired ELCA Pastor. Very interested in the intersection of faith and public life, and deep dives into scripture and spirit.
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