I am not ashamed of the Gospel
This is a guest post written by Paul Westerholm, friend of Many Horizons. “I am not ashamed of the Gospel, because it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who...
Read MoreThe Burning Heart of Memory: An Appeal for a Return to Augustinian Hermeneutics
I would like to think that all that was written in the Bible came without struggle. That the author of the text sat down to write and was inspired to compose a...
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I’m a White A** Cracker: A Case Study in Privilege
(Please note that this post originally contained explicit reference to racist language which I have censored after a friend raised concerns about it. ) “So,...
Read MoreWho am I? Henri Nouwen and Christian Identity
Some of the most powerful words I have ever heard come from the lips of Henri Nouwen, the Catholic spiritual writer of the 20th century, in a recording of his lecture...
Read MoreNo Going Back: Considering the Future of Theological Interpretation
Origen of Alexandria (c.185–c.243 CE) is the most influential allegorical reader of Scripture in the early church tradition. He read the entirety of the Christian...
Read MoreHomosexuality and the Flesh of Christ: Identity and Suffering
What follows is modified from a paper submitted for Theology 602 at Regent College. In it, I deal specifically with homosexuality, and not other groups in the LGBTQ...
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