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Continue reading →: The Annunciation – Linda SuttonThe Annunciation by Linda Sutton
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Continue reading →: The Ionian CreedHere’s an interesting paraphrasing of the Nicene Creed. It is called the Ionian Creed and is found in the Iona Abbey Worship Book We believe in God above us, maker and sustainer of all life, of sun and moon, of water and earth, of male and female. We believe in…
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Continue reading →: The Annunciation to Mary: By Thai Artist Sawai ChinnawongAnnuniciation to Mary by Sawai Chinnawong, Thailand
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Continue reading →: The Annunciation – Indian Style“Angel Visits Joseph” and “Angel Visits Mary” by A. K. Satheesan, 2009
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Continue reading →: Christian ethics isn’t complicatedChristian ethics is as simple as this: love God, love others. Everything else is commentary. Love Others Physical abuse, sexual abuse, financial abuse, verbal and mental abuse, these are all spoken against by Jesus and the prophets as they violate the command to love others. This command is pretty open…
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Continue reading →: The Annunciation – Korean StyleThe Annunciation – Woonbo Kim Gi-chang
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Continue reading →: Moral Foundation Theory and Biblical EthicsMoral foundations theory is a social psychological theory intended to explain variation in human moral reasoning. It was first proposed by the psychologists Jonathan Haidt and Jesse Graham. In more recent times it has been used to explain the differences between progressive, conservative, and libertarian views based on the different…
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Continue reading →: All nations welcomeWhen it comes to the nations of this world, God doesn’t play favourites. I love this vision from the climax of the book of Revelation: “I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple. The city does not need…
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Continue reading →: Death threats are incompatible with discipleshipYou may call yourselves Christian, but if you’re issuing death threats to one another, the love of Christ is not in you.
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Continue reading →: The church and the world of politicsThe church is called to be both in the world and not of the world. That includes the world of politics. The problem is not that the church engages with the states. The problem is when the church forgets it is called to different ends via different means.
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