Heidelberg Disputation
Our Unwelcome Infinite Summer: David Foster Wallace and Martin Lut …
“The burning doesn’t go away? … What fire dies when you feed it?”
Martin Luther on Where to Find God: Suffering and the Cross, Glory …
It’s Dangerous to Relate to God as Glorious Before You Relate to Him as Crucified
We Are Always in the Wrong: The Absurd Command, Part 2
Continuing from last week’s first part. Kierkegaard once (indirectly) wrote that it is an edifying […]
Idealistic Hackers and My Personal “Change the World” …
In preparation for Mr. Robot’s third season (premiering tonight), here’s a fantastic piece by Rebecca […]
Forde Friday: The Law Making Matters Worse
Kicking off a new weekly feature highlighting the inspiring work of late Lutheran theologian and […]
Gerhard Forde on the Creative Love of God and the Great Reversal
A few choice excerpts from the closing section of Mbird cornerstone On Being a Theologian […]
For the Love of Gerhard Forde (and The Cardigans)
From page 107 of his classic On Being a Theologian of the Cross, in reference […]
Human Righteousness as performed by The Portsmouth Sinfonia
Have you heard the Portsmouth Sinfonia? You see, The Portsmouth Sinfonia was founded by an […]
The Darjeeling Limited and The Theology of the Cross
Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited was released on Criterion two weeks ago, and if you […]
Heidelberg Disputation: Thesis 19 –> That person does not deserve to be called a theologian […]
325 Days of Lent: "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit …
Like all of the seven last words of Jesus, these have provided Christians comfort throughout […]
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