The Need for “Both”
Michael Hidalgo has written beautifully to sum up the conflict between masculine and feminine lenses for our faith. While there are those who decry the unfair treatment of women through the ages, there is a growing number of folks who are bemoaning the loss of a...Surprise, More Eisegesis
Let’s get right to it: I’d like you to consider an increasingly widespread problem of poor interpretation of Scripture. I refer to colleagues who seem to disregard Scripture when it disagrees with the modern culture. You see it more and more in our...A Vision for the Future: Solution (5/5)
Five weeks ago, I saw a video produced by the General Board of Discipleship. Several United Methodist leaders were interviewed and asked a series of questions about the future of the United Methodist Church. Most of their answers turned toward praxis, or the practice...No Shortcuts
Colleagues across the country will soon be heading to the General Conference of the United Methodist Church. This body only meets every four years, and is the only structure of our denomination that can make changes to our doctrine or official stance on any issue. One...A Vision for the Future: Questions (4/5)
Who are we? Where are we? What is the problem? What is the solution? These four questions round out the scholarly method used by N.T. Wright to examine some of the deepest questions of our faith. Wright has examined Jesus, Paul, the notion of the Kingdom of Heaven,...Connect!
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