What Hulu Can’t Do
Let me begin by casting off any pretense of judgment towards a Saturday afternoon spent watching Gilmore Girls while the sun shines gloriously outside. One of my...
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How Can Christian Academia be Christian?
I want today to explore further the question Lance raised earlier this week—“What is the task of [academic] theology in the Church?” The relationship...
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The Liturgy of Political Discourse
The Big Lebowski is one of my and my friend Tyler’s favorite films. It takes very little provocation to get us to watch it, and I’ve even had viewings as...
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Romantic Idolatry: A Call for an Imagination for Singleness
The Church has a relationship problem. Sometime during my undergraduate years, studying Medieval philosophers who were perhaps a bit too much influenced by...
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Why I Am Not a (Good) Christian
[T]hough I have done it very imperfectly, yet I have found advantages by it. -Brother Lawrence[1] I am not a very good Christian. I struggle with it. I am easily...
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Only (Male) Geniuses Need Apply
Recently on public radio’s Science Friday, host Ira Flatow interviewed psychologist Dr. Carol Dweck. The interview was centered on a recent study exploring...
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