coronavirus
Good News on a Bad Day: Reflections on Getting Covid, One Year Later
I Was One of the First to Get Sick. Instead of Doubting God’s Goodness, I was utterly Overcome by Him.
The Local Love of God in a Global Hellstorm
“It May Look Like I’m Surrounded, But I’m Surrounded by You.”
In the Name of Self-Preservation and the Greater Good
Even When it is Understandable, it Still Feels Oppressive
Watching Alone Together: What a Survival Show Taught Me About Quarantine
Commiseration is often the Gateway to Compassion
No, Not That Cancel Culture
On the Postponements and Scratches of COVID-19
Please Scream Inside Your Heart
Acknowledging Our Pain and Connecting with Fellow Sufferers, Including Jesus
When the Romans Got Infected
Piety and Anxiety in the “Antonine Plague” (AD 165-182)
Blame and Denial from Lisbon to Florida: The Solid Ground of Christian Hope
“The wise deceived me; God alone has reason.”
Another Week Ends: Cognitive Dissonance, Habit Formation, Transparent Influencers, Aging Album Covers, and a Love That Casts Out All Fear
1a. It’s been a big week for the social scientists among us. Two of our […]
Another Week Ends: Jim Carrey’s Revelation, COVID Judgment, a New PZ Interview, Political Idolatry, the Curated Authenticity of Rachel Hollis, and the Great Awo …
1. If you’ve ever seen an interview with Jim Carrey, you quickly realize that he […]
Sticking Our Necks Out: Judgement in the Age of COVID Phases
Confessing Quarantine Sins and Looking to Hope beyond Sanitation
Bottoming Out on Prediction Addiction
The Illusion of Control: It Could be This Way Or That Way
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