Divine Reverberations & Still Small Voices
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St. Judas?
Katabasis Spoilers Below
What if Judas can be saved?
Christians have wrestled with that question for centuries. Scripture never gives a definitive answer, and that refusal seems right and good. Still, the question endures because it...
The Virtuous Vice: On the Impossibility of Marrying Faith and Busyness
One of Kierkegaard’s main objectives in Purity of Heart is to Know One Thing is to give the Christian basically no place to run to avoid the call of single-minded devotion to God. He wants to strip all our excuses away so that we can see th...
Basic Instructions Before STAYING on Earth
Here’s my sermon from last Sunday in the Spicy Church Series.
Also, here are the weekly journal prompts I create based on the sermon:
Basic Instructions for Staying on Earth
Acts 1:1–11
Day 1: Stop Looking at the Sky
Read: Acts 1:6–11...
Interrupting Grace
Katabasis spoilers blow
I noted in the first post that, at one point in Katabasis, Alice and Gradus briefly consider the possibility of divine grace.
Which didn’t last long. In fact, it’s a disturbingly short reflection.
To them, g...
Following Jesus to Avoid Hell Makes You More Hellish
Kierkegaard’s point in Purity of Heart is to Will One Thing is that humans were created to have a singular devotion: The Good.
The Good is rational and beautiful enough on its own that it does not need the help of other things to motivate...
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