I had a long debate with myself about whether this page should be called “the church and inclusion” but since a lot of the posts here are complaints about whether the church is at, I figured I may as well signal the kinds of posts I have here.
But, you know, my hope is that the church will become less exclusionary.
- Are we the baddies? On Luther, anti-Semitism and how Christians can work on their blind spots
- About doctrinal statements that I just can’t even with (and those that I can)
- Gregoire, Grudem and grounds for divorce: why didn’t Jesus mention abuse?
- Everything wrong with the Nashville Statement: Article 01: the meaning of marriage
- Potatoes and scandalzzz: what to make of Rachel Jankovic’s relentless book promotion?
- On Dobson, domestic violence and DARVO dynamics
- What exactly is this ‘preaching’ MacArthur speaks of, that he says it’s categorically beyond all women?
- Evangelicals can’t sanitise Vicky Beeching’s conversion exorcism as badly worded prayers
- When we don’t explain the Trinity, the gospel gets ugly (especially for wives)
- To stay or to go? On church, LGBT+ affirmation, and uncomfortable places
- Priestesses in the church? Why CS Lewis’ argument was right, but his conclusion wrong
- 45 reasons why the culture behind #ChurchToo fails to understand consent
- An open letter to Nate Sparks on leaving evangelicalism
