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Scrambled eggs and evangelism?
My one true culinary accomplishment is scrambled eggs. I am, given ...
Unapologetic Christianity

Dishing the dirt: is modern archaeology just garbage?
Archaeology is rubbish. Or at least that’s the title of an ...
Body politic

Let’s talk about robots...
A few weeks ago, I attended a round table with a ...
The Red Carpet

A tale of two trees?
1917 begins and ends at a tree. In the middle is ...
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Need or want?
Evangelical churches are busy places, aren’t they? There is so much ...
Crossing the Culture

Billie Eilish: pop queen for an anxious age
You still might not have heard of Billie Eilish, so let ...
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Can systems be sinful?
Sin is individual. It is individual people who commit sin – ...
Vatican Insights

The tale of two popes?
When Pope Benedict XVI resigned in 2013 nobody could have imagined ...
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Love in the time of Coronavirus
Maybe… Maybe not… Maybe…
But maybe not. ...
Ways of Wisdom

Subverting success
‘I’m aiming to be successful.’ It’s a phrase I’ve heard in ...
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Online sermons
Who are those sermons for? You ...
Rear View Mirror

A passion for purple
In 1856, English chemistry student William
Henry Perkin (1838–1907) was ...
The Music Exchange

The song on the lips of the people
Recently I attended a church where we sang just the right ...
The Secular Study

A plea for more humility
Why do human interactions go wrong with such frequency? Why do ...