The older question sitting underneath this one. If the potential for evil is what makes good possible, the responsibility for ending it falls to us.
This study is part of the Vegan Christian Discipleship School, where we take one hard question at a time and work through the relevant passages in context.
A question with real stakes for how Christians read the end of the story. What the cross settled, and whether it settled it permanently.
Deuteronomy 12 and Numbers 11 are often read as divine approval. In context they read as concession to appetite — and the story around them makes the difference clear.
Ignorance, tradition, deception, profit, and institutional caution. An honest look at why the church has been slow here.
A close reading of a phrase that carries a great deal of theological weight, and what it meant to the people who first wrote it down.
Is caring for creation a side issue for Christians, or is it bound up in the gospel itself? This study traces the connection between the good news and the world God made.
One of the two or three passages raised most often against us. Read in context, Peter’s vision is about the inclusion of Gentiles — and the text says so plainly.