If we didn’t say it ourselves when we were kids, we probably heard other kids say it: “My Dad can beat up your Dad.” We all wanted to think our Dad was the strongest, the best, the one with no fear and the one everyone else better fear. Why? Because we wanted to be protected. […]
Month: April 2018
Fox News Christians
You can find my latest blog post here, where it was published on the Unfundamentalist website. I do want to take a moment in this space though and respond to some of the comments directed to my post on that site. To Doug I want to say thank you for pointing this out to me […]
When the Bottom Drops Out
The most important insight, I believe, the post-modern offers is the idea that the meta-narratives we inhabit cannot be proven true by empirical/scientific methods or indubitable foundations. Whether one is a Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Secular Humanist, Atheist or Agnostic, whatever has brought one to that place, the reasons one believes his meta-narrative/world-view to be true, […]
Moving On
There is a song (below) that is probably the soundtrack to my departure out of the funda-gelical (FG) world. For all those out there, whether it be the toxic spiritual/religious narrative you inhabit, or job, relationship, marriage, church home, friendship, social media environment, political party, denomination—whatever it may be—I offer this song to you. Sometimes […]
