It is hard, near impossible to keep up with the rapid shifts in cultural norms. Traditional standards that enjoyed nearly universal support just a few years back are one-by-one being cast to the wayside. How should Christians react? The path to conform is very wide, tempting, and easy. What should we do? This article shares some thoughts.
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How should Christians navigate the troubled waters of our time? A single article cannot hope to settle the question. Perhaps it can shed a bit of light on the issue. So, here goes.
Swimming in Culture Read More »
The drama triangle is a popular tool used by therapists to unravel the complexities of interpersonal conflicts. It models how we can so easily slip into the roles of persecutor, rescuer, or victim. In this article I submit that the drama triangle has many applications. It can for example, model the strife caused by struggles for social justice. Perhaps with this understanding, we can break away from perpetual strife and find a path towards racial harmony.
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There are few controversies that divide the nation more than that of abortion. Elections turn on this single issue. Pro-Choice and Pro-Life advocates are so dug-in that even the thought of finding common ground is unthinkable. In this article I hope to reflect on how we arrived at this place, and attempt to suggest a possible path forward.
Abortion and Politics Read More »
This election cycle reveals a deep divide in America. Political ideologies seem to dominate everything. Is there a way to come together as a nation? Are our political differences too great? This article seeks to bring calm to the issue.
Political Platforms and Agendas Read More »
Standards of morality changed significantly in the last 50 years. Are we more enlightened now, or is society falling apart? The answers are complex.
Sexuality: Then and Now Read More »
Abortion, more than anything else, has divided our country. Is it possible to find common ground?
The Abortion Pickle Read More »