Yesterday evening I had the privilege of taking part in a dialogue forum in Grand Rapids called got inclusion?. Here’s the idea behind the forum:
“Got Inclusion?” is an inspiring two-hour educational opportunity that invites the church to address one of the most controversial questions of our time. Participants will listen to the stories of […]
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UPDATE: I fear that I have misrepresented the quoted commenter from my previous post. While I did not at all intend to do so, it seems like I made him out to be those who equate homosexuals with child molesters. What is especially unfortunate is I assumed that this person didn’t have any relational experience […]
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Last evening I attended a GLBT event at a local university with a friend of mine. He thought it would be a good event for me to attend as I wrestle with how the Church should respond to and interact with the gay community.
At the event we watched a short film on gay and lesbian […]
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This is an essay I wrote for my Biblical Hermeneutics class. We were assigned the task of choosing a Gospel pericope (story/passage) and were suppose to describe and analyze it. I thought it was a pretty good read, so I thought I would post it here. I must warn you, it is long (3500 words, […]
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The last place on God’s green earth I thought I would find a constructive dialogue piece on homosexuality and the Church was Grand Rapids, Michigan. Washington, D.C. certainly, but absolutely NOT theeee bastion of all things conservative and Christian!
But that’s exactly what I found in the play “Seven Passages: The Stories of Gay Christians.”
This production […]
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One of my favorite publications is a little, indy magazine called Adbusters. It is also the name of the alt.org that campaigns against consumerism, capitalism, pro-Americanism, war, poverty, globalization, environmental destruction, and other issues it sees as destroying our world and society. Sure it’s got a lefty, crunchy, hippie, alt, disestablishmentarian feel to it, but […]
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