There’s a phrase that’s haunting me: “Monkey-god science.” A slur hurled at biologist and Christian Janet Kellogg Ray during the early days of COVID, when she dared suggest that public […]
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Doubt as Devotion: An Appreciation of ‘Doubting Faithfully’ by Keith Long
Keith Long’s Doubting Faithfully: Confessions of a Skeptical Pastor is the kind of book I wish more pastors wrote—and more congregants read. In this age of tectonic religious shifts and […]
Thecla’s Holy Rebellion: What a First-Century Feminine Firebrand Can Light-Up About Lent!
Hey there, weary and wonder-filled fellow traveler, Lent is upon us, and if you’re like me—someone who’s spent years composting the wild, tangled roots of faith (in my case from […]
How Do We Really Know What We Know? | Dr. Rosemary Laoulach on Science, Faith & Wonder
What if our schools valued wonder as much as they value facts? Can faith and reason coexist as valid ways of understanding our world? How might reconnecting with philosophical curiosity […]
Portals of Change: Gareth Higgins on Movies, Fear, and Silence
I’m happy to share a fresh dialogue with you! In this intimate conversation, I sit down with my dear friend of 20 years, Gareth Higgins — peace activist, film critic, […]
