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Over the next four weeks, I’ll be hosting some guest articles centered around the notion of Reimagining Faith. It’s my first foray into inviting others to write for this site, and I’m humbled to bring these people and what they have to say to you.
This won’t be a one-note show.
The perspectives you will see in this series range from orthodox Christianity, to reinterpreting Christian understandings, to non-theist views of faith. There will be everything from theology, to philosophy, to the practical nature of faith.
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These differing notes will combine in some intriguing ways. The harmonies and melodies of these chords won’t be in any sense exhaustive of the subject at hand. Yet, the music will add to the symphony of the human struggle with things that are often both just beyond our reach and right next to us.
Though I know commenting on websites (other than social media) is on the wane, my hope is that you will engage with these writers in generous dialogue about these interpretations of reimagining faith.
Be sure to check back weekly for the updated listing of articles and authors which will appear below. You won’t want to miss a single post!
ARTICLES IN THIS SERIES
“The Paradox of Incarnation” by Tony Jeck
“Why Everyday Faith Matters” by Steve Austin
“Faith Proves Nothing … So What?” by Brian Fullford
“Oh, What a Marvelous Mystery” by Brent Neely
“Tangible Faith” by Jen Showalter
“Why the Actual Resurrection of Jesus Matters” by Craig Keen
“Faith = Do Something” by Brian Niece