Five reasons you probably shouldn’t attend a Christian Seder
If you really want to recreate an early church practice, pack a lunch and bottle of wine and go have a party in a cemetery.
If you really want to recreate an early church practice, pack a lunch and bottle of wine and go have a party in a cemetery.
Those of us who know that women should be accorded full participation in every aspect of church life need to visibly and forcefully separate ourselves from those who do not.
I have an agent because I work better on a team. I want a lot of advocates and various voices in the process of writing.
“Marriage” is nothing more than a word, composed of an assortment of letter — symbols with correlated vocal sounds.
How many American Christian families will pray for the peace of Islam on Easter Sunday? Very few, I’m guessing.
I was taken aback by the over-the-top ebullience that many of my fellow Protestants were expressing on Twitter and Facebook at the announcement of the new pope.
To pretend that those are two virgins walking down the aisle, approaching the coital bed for the first time is uncommonly naive.
The joy of hunting is sublime. Surprisingly sublime for an activity that ends, when successful, with blood and death.
Maybe it’s time for clergy to step away from the civil marriage question altogether.
The companies’ decisions to kill programs that don’t work is an instructive example for the church.
Having attended the Texas Sommelier Conference for a few years, I think I’ve learned enough to proffer some lessons that pastors can learn from sommeliers.
There are so many connections between baking bread and Christian spirituality that I could write a book about it.
A bill to equalize the presumed share of custody between divorcing parents goes nowhere.
By Tony Jones
April 16, 2012