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Perhaps it’s been years or even decades since you left biblical Christianity behind. You may have noticed long ago that there are human handprints all over the Good Book. It may have dawned on you that popular Christian versions of … Continue reading
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Part 2 – Nine problems that challenge us to think bigger. (Read Part 1 here.) As a longtime member of the progressive left and a former Evangelical fundamentalist, I’ve written before about patterns that strike me as (painfully) similar between … Continue reading
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Part 1 – Intersectionality, Critical Oppression Theory, and how Atlanta made the case for thinking bigger. Decades ago, when I was an Evangelical college student, a small book crossed my required reading list: Your God is Too Small. The contents … Continue reading
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Men—especially men in positions of power—have often thought about reproduction in economic and competitive terms: More children means more workers for the field, more adherents for the church, more serfs or slaves, and more foot soldiers to help one clan or tribe or kingdom or nation win conflicts with others. Continue reading
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Joe Biden’s role as president has made stuttering a topic of conversation and has brought other public figures with stuttering out of the closet. Biden’s glitches, like those of Trump, Obama and Bush before him, get shared eagerly by people … Continue reading
Psychologist. Author of Trusting Doubt: A Former Evangelical Looks at Old Beliefs in a New Light. and Deas and Other Imaginings. Youtube: AwayPoint
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