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Category Archives: Christianity’s Confusion
Losing Faith
I was twenty one when I realized I no longer believed in God. It was the summer between my junior and senior year of college. I was living in a tiny, hot one room apartment with my fiance. I remember … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity's Confusion, Truth
Tagged atheism, belief, church, deconversion, Introvert, self-revelation, War and Peace
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My Favorite Pyrotechnic Failure
For two summers during college I was a camp counselor for a Christian sports day camp in my city. Mostly this camp consisted of teaching city-kids how to fire a bow and arrow and to do the backstroke, encouraging them … Continue reading
“Evolution of the Swimsuit” Tells Us, “Don’t Show Your Belly Button Or Men Will Mistake You For a Screwdriver”
I’ve seen this video pop up a bunch on my Facebook Newsfeed, I’m guessing you have too. Some of my Facebook friends have really loved this video, some have been quite dismayed by it. I’m no fan. It falls into … Continue reading
More on Christians as Exiles
When writing about “Christians as Exiles” last week (here) I got to thinking more deeply about this subject. I started wondering if any group of Christians were really living as exiles in this country. Then I read this article about a group of … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity's Confusion
Tagged aliens, Catholic, Catholic exiles, Christians as Exiles, Conspiracy No. 5, dirty hands, exiles, orphans, privilege, religion, Third Day, widows
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Christians as Exiles vs. Christians as Rulers
There are two veins of thought in current, mainstream Evangelicalism (shortened here to CME). One paints Christians as exiles in this world, as aliens and foreigners, just waiting for their great homecoming. The other puts Christians in a position of … Continue reading
Perfect Fear Drives Out Love
This is part one of a documentary by BBC journalist, Louis Theroux, about the infamous Westboro Baptist Church. Everyone is familiar with Westboro’s neon signs and shameless choices of picketing venues. No one needs a reason to despise them more, … Continue reading
Kelly’s Judgement vs. Ron’s Judgement
This trailer is for a movie about a woman’s decision to pursue “courtship” instead of dating in order to find a husband and how her “spiritual parents” help her do this when her natural parents won’t. If you’re unfamiliar with … Continue reading
Dress Code
What I take from this video is that a dapper suit and tie is required for getting into heaven. And that, possibly, the pearly gates are on the soundstage for Mad Men. I always pegged God as a mid-century modernist.
Posted in Christianity's Confusion
Tagged Christianity, Dress Code, Hell, Hilarious, Not English, Only Men!, religion, Satan
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An Automatic “F” for Plagiarized Quotes of Exceeding Hubris
It should be clear by now that I kinda like getting upset over folks who say things that are demeaning, libelous, cruel, or just plain wrong about marginalized groups of people (including many kind and courteous Christians who’s image is … Continue reading
Whatever You Did For the Least of These…
I was trolling around the internet tonight looking for something crazy and offensive to write about because my milder post ideas seemed lame and tired. I think I’m just feeling lame and tired because even when I found really* juicy** … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity's Confusion
Tagged ChristianPost.com, church, dpchallenge, Gospel, Greg Stier, justice, Mormon, postaday, poverty, religion
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