When we put historical figures on pedestals we glorify the good and bad of their actions. Is there room between “tear ’em down” and “leave ’em be” for a better solution?
Category: Blog
The “Eyes” Have It
I’m finding a whole new vocabulary of language in people’s eyes.
Why I’m Wearing a Facemask
I understand that I am within my rights to refuse to wear a mask. However, I also think the responsibility to consider the health and good of others outweighs my individual right.
Censorship, Civility, and the Critical Competition of Ideas
I share concern over misinformation, but I don’t believe censorship is the answer. I think the answer lies in critical thinking, the competition of ideas, and civility.
A False Dichotomy Gone Viral
Why none of us should settle for the false dichotomy between denying the danger of Covid-19 and promoting panic over Covid-19.
10 ways to avoid “zoom gloom”
While online platforms for meetings are convenient, currently necessary, and can provide a measure of connection, if we depend on them too much, they can leave us feeling more disconnected, isolated, and depleted than we expect. This post looks at why this happens and offers some tips to curb the gloom of Zoom.
Faith, Fear, & Foolishness: The Importance of Christian Response to COVID-19
It’s not a question of whether or not churches could physically gather; it’s a question of whether or not churches should physically gather. And they should not.
Leading and Responding Wisely to COVID-19
It goes without saying that these are unusual times. My wife and I went for some groceries last night and ended up making stops at four places…… Read more “Leading and Responding Wisely to COVID-19”
Praying for the President?
Regardless of which lever you pull in the voting booth, if you claim to follow Jesus, the practice of selective prayer is an act of disobedience.
Civility Tip 3/12/19: Find The Missing Peace
There will never be peace around us and between us unless and until there is peace within us.
