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December 2015

December 27, 2015

How Is Sarah Silverman Right About Jesus Being Gender Fluid?

Even though Sarah Silverman is not a theologian, her trolling tweet about the gender fluidity...

December 26, 2015

We are not Only to Become Christians, but Christ!

The close of Advent is not an end but a renewal of the work of...

December 24, 2015

Patheos Catholic’s 2015 in Review

Patheos Catholic is pregnant with futurity as it parts with old favorites and invites exciting...

December 23, 2015

Advent With a Martyr: There Isn’t Great Chaos Between Heaven & Earth

That between heaven and earth there is no great chaos and no great silence or...

December 01, 2015

Advent and the Pointlessness of God

The helplessness and weakness of the Christ Child should be a scandal to our ears....

November 2015

November 29, 2015

Cosmos: Weakened Edition, 9

What's not weak this week on Cosmos the in Lost. The booklists seem to be...

December 2014

December 25, 2014

Culture of Waste: Thesis → Antithesis → Santhasis

There's a reason for the season, and Santa it ain't. I can't help suspecting that...

December 23, 2014

Two Nativities? Can You Divine the Original Christmas Story?

Margaret Barker sure knows how to set up an argument. She goes all out in...

December 17, 2014

In the Beginning Was Poverty: Advent Should Rob You Blind

Why does the German church get a lot of grief for its spiritual opulence? Because...

December 06, 2013

Von Balthasar: Into the Dark Advent with God

Something that happened a few days ago warmed my worried heart a bit. The University...

December 04, 2013

A Discomfiting Advent and the Comforts of Atheism

Consolation used to have a pivotal place in philosophy. This was not only the case...

December 01, 2013

Alfred Delp: The People of Advent

Peter Nguyen is translating the work of Alfred Delp on his blog. The following is...