Bible
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Book Review – The Justice of Jesus
Every now and again, you read something that you wish you wrote. Joash Thomas’ book “The Justice of Jesus” is that for me. I am incredibly thankful for this book because as a racialized person who identifies as a Christian, I am tired. I am tired of having to explain the ways in which white Continue reading
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When Worlds Collide: Doing Theology within a Community
This past week, I had the pleasure of attending the Pappas Patristic Institute’s summer program as a Teaching Fellow in training. We had the option of choosing from a number of available courses so I decided to go with “Theodore the Studite and post-Chalcedonian Christologies” (taught by Dr. Thomas Cattoi) and “The Problem of Evil Continue reading
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Pensées on Love, Homosexuality, and the SCOTUS ruling
The recent SCOTUS ruling that made same-sex marriage legal in the United States of America was met with a flurry of rainbow-themed avatars and #LoveWins hashtags. There was also a proliferation of warnings of apocalyptic destruction and the empire’s downfall from others. These two messages filled the air waves and polarized people in two camps. Continue reading
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Day 16 – The Lenten Journey of Sid
I think that God has given me certain gifts that I feel like I haven’t been able to use in awhile. I used to be more involved in different church ministries but lately haven’t been as active as before due to personal reasons. I wanted to change that and talked to a pastor about potentially Continue reading
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The importance of mystery
More and more, I’m convinced of the need to see the world afresh and anew. We are a society that has accumulated millions and billions of data about everything. And somehow, this strange phenomenon has not caused us to wonder about the world but instead has done the exact opposite. We now think that we Continue reading
Pensées by Sid 
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