Comfortable Words
The Justification of the Godforsaken
We Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins, But Who Justifies the Victim?
Frail, Failed Disciples
The Bound Will and the Gospel of Mark
The Justification of the Godforsaken, by Jürgen Moltmann
We Believe in the Forgiveness of Sins, But Who Justifies the Victim?
Casket Clarity: The Muse in a Time of Chaos
When Music Delivers Truth
Things We Cannot Say
There are things we cannot say. This is a fundamental truth about life. It is […]
Say Something
The world is too much with us; late and soon. We are surrounded by suffering. […]
On BS and the Word of Absolution
“What are my initials?” my friend Billy asked in response to my ludicrous comment. The […]
O No, Captain! My Captain!: On the Suicide of Robin Williams
In the film Dead Poets Society, Neil Perry, a young prep school boy, goes against […]
Doubtful Motives and Religious Allurement
In general, attention is a tending of the ego toward an intentional object, toward a […]
Ministry as Leisure, from Comfortable Words
In NYC a couple of weeks ago, we held a reception for Paul Zahl’s Festschrift, Comfortable […]
Can God Work in Poetry? Simeon Zahl on Spiritual Experience
From the festschrift honoring Paul Zahl, Comfortable Words, son Simeon Zahl argues convincingly that God may […]
The Distinctives, Part I
What could be better on a Friday than Protestant Anglican theology mixing with album titles […]
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