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Is Michael Brown a Bigoted Homophobe? You Decide.
Michael Brown has responded to my subtly-titled article “If Hypocrisy were an Olympic Sport, Evangelicals would get the Gold” in […]
Donald Trump, evangelicalism, hypocrisy, Michael Brown, Pete ButtigiegMay the 33,000 Be One: Debriefing a Catholic/Evangelical Dialogue
Last night, I participated in a dialogue between Roman Catholics and evangelicals at Taylor Seminary in Edmonton. The main speakers […]
dialogue, ecclesiology, ecumenism, evangelicalism, Roman CatholicMy Monday Morning Rant Against Evangelicals Who Undermine the Bible
This morning, a tweet from Fuz Rana got under my skin. I should begin by saying that he seems like […]
bibliology, evangelicalism, fundamentalism, Fuz Rana, hermeneutics, inspirationOn Evangelical Triumphalism
Evangelicals often take pride in the fact that they are growing and mainline churches are shrinking. But it is worthwhile […]
evangelicalism, mainline ProtestantismShould Christians engage in boycotts?
This morning, I was interviewed on a Florida radio station regarding my recent article “Screwtaped: On the misguided Christian boycott […]
boycott, evangelicalism, interview, radioScrewtaped: On the Misguided Christian Boycott of Netflix
A few weeks ago, I heard that Netflix has a new comedy show featuring a gay Jesus. So I said, […]
boycott, Christianity, evangelicalism, protestFive reasons that Christians unnecessarily experience a crisis of faith
Every day, some Christian somewhere is in the depths of a crisis of faith created by a weight of doctrine […]
doctrine, evangelicalismBlame the Victim: Conservative Christianity and a culture of shaming women
Yesterday, The Christian Post published my article “John Crist sinned, but did he also commit sexual assault?” I don’t know […]
conservative Christianity, evangelicalism, patriarchy, shameFundamentalist Biblical Interpretation: A Critique
Millions of conservative Protestant Christians (fundamentalists and evangelicals) believe that the Bible should be interpreted “literally where possible”. But is […]
Bible, evangelicalism, fundamentalism, hermeneutics