Being a follower of Christ is not a pre-requisite for being a decent human being and I welcome decent human being of all faiths – or no faith at all. I have failed to live out my faith in each and every one of these ways over the course of my life. Many areas of
My Perspective on Christian Living Read More »
The following quotes, resources, or links have either shaped or reflect my views on the subject. “Fundamentalism, in all of its forms, undermines mature decision-making because it short-circuits personal deliberation. Prefabricated answers and solutions from some external sources remove the need to struggle for our own truth, an essential struggle, out of which an autonomous
My Perspective on Fundamentalism Read More »
The following quotes, resources, or links have either shaped or reflect my views on the subject. Christian Nationalism is the fake piety of displaying the Ten Commandments in classrooms, while passing laws that grind the poor into dust, abandon the sick to their suffering, and turn away the hungry at the door. It clothes itself
My Perspective on Christian Nationalism Read More »
On Sunday June 15, 2025, I gave my first reflection. I’m going with reflection because it wasn’t quite a homily or sermon and didn’t meet the definition of either in that it wasn’t tied to the liturgy of the day: Feast of the Most Holy Trinity. Regardless of length or substance it was my first
Ecumenical Reflection Read More »
The following is an adaptation of a final paper for my Social Concerns Class at Creighton. VIdeo 1 of 3 VIdeo 2 of 3 VIdeo 3 of 3
Kingdom of God in contrast to the Empire of the U.S. Read More »