For Those of Us Needing a Detox From Religion
February 18, 2016
A few weeks ago I checked in on a friend from our church who I hadn’t seen in a while, asking how she was. Her response about her and her husband’s absence
A few weeks ago I checked in on a friend from our church who I hadn’t seen in a while, asking how she was. Her response about her and her husband’s absence
To My Dear Christian Friends on the Inside*, I know that you love me. I know that because you love me you’re worried about me right now. I know that you
Thou shalt not steal. – God Millions of people have lost their religion but they haven’t all given it up willingly. I think we Christians have stolen it from many of them.
God is clearly not a man. God is GOD. God both contains and transcends the beautiful, broad spectrum of gender, wonderfully revealed and encountered in both masculine and feminine ways simultaneously—gloriously androgynous Divinity.
A few weeks ago I checked in on a friend from our church who I hadn’t seen in a while, asking how she was. Her response about her and her husband’s absence
To My Dear Christian Friends on the Inside*, I know that you love me. I know that because you love me you’re worried about me right now. I know that you
Thou shalt not steal. – God Millions of people have lost their religion but they haven’t all given it up willingly. I think we Christians have stolen it from many of them.
God is clearly not a man. God is GOD. God both contains and transcends the beautiful, broad spectrum of gender, wonderfully revealed and encountered in both masculine and feminine ways simultaneously—gloriously androgynous Divinity.