An invitation to visitation this holiday season.
Author: Bryne Lewis
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On Being the Right Hand
How can we possibly keep the left hand from knowing what the right hand is doing? It’s not about selflessness, as much as it’s about being the self we were gifted to be.
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Thoughts on Good Friday
Are we made up of body and soul? Or are we “just” bodies? I am holding out hope that the question is moot.
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How Moana Got Me Back in Church
Living truth is a perilous journey.
Recognizing the subjectivity of my personal perspective doesn’t kill objectivity. It may just need a little resuscitation.
Human genius is not the ability to imagine the untrue, but rather our ability to insist on logic without being restrained by it.
What is there to believe in Christmas when you no longer believe in God? My personal thoughts on what I’d like my son to grow up to celebrate at Christmas.
Posting pictures of overdosed addicts to the internet is NOT helpful intervention.
When rhetoric ratchets up, we risk miscommunicating our position in favor of enflaming passion. Can distinguishing between moral and ethical concerns help us hear one another better?
When we take a look at the genre of pregnancy movies it rapidly emerges that culturally we have a very narrow view of pregnant women. But then there’s Fargo…