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He said he's a Christian. So now I’ll forever know what makes Christians different.

I was reading about Ananais and Sapphira in Acts 5. I think as the Christian community was settling into a direction it would go for the next 2000 years,

I think most of modern Christian culture emphasizes grace and forgiveness, and that’s half of it, but If so, why on earth would He be acting like this? Acting out of trust on someone else’s request and seeing what happens, it turns out, is kind of cool.

The cross wasn’t used in Christian images for the first few hundred years of Christianity, partly because Well, a little before the image of a cross became popular, a central image in Christianity was that of And the most powerful image that Christianity could muster was one of its own death. Of sacrifice.

I just want to know God, but all I seem to find are closed theologies, an obtuse Bible, and Christians that don’t act like Christ. look at it, he just doesn’t say that much about the things that get my knickers in a bunch, and make Christians

Judging has become the buzz-word for one of the worst things that people say Christians do, and is often But Christianity calls us to want the best for our neighbors, all of them. But maybe we can strive to convince the world that Christians couldn’t be judging their neighbors because

But I sometimes see a dichotomy in the names of christian bands and secular ones. The names of christian bands are rarely as creative and culturally innovative as secular names but the Though Christian band names are rarely as trend-making as secular ones, many of them have chosen to name

The human mind has a propensity for the Christian story. Anyway, when the God on Christian radio or the nice and tidy Jesus that fits neatly into a shoebox with

I wonder if there will be people in hell who blame their Christian teachers for not really challenging

Young Christianity is filled with churches trying to guide Christianity well, but making huge mistakes But somehow God has used Christianity to shape the world in beautiful ways.

I don’t think I can impose my Christian ethic of embracing immigrants on the nation, since our law making mainly self-strengthening, business-like decision, disregarding benevolent, beyond-what-is-required, Christian We cry out for our nation to return to it’s compassionate, Christian-centric ethic, to help the helpless

I saw this show about the middle ages with Vikings and stuff and the way they talked about the Christian And so obviously then I question my Christianity. Is mine naive? That reminds me, maybe the Christian God really is working in this world.