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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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On Disgust and Hating Our Neighbours
I wrote this article awhile ago for a particular group that shall remain nameless. The editor and I had different ideas on how to move forward so I decided to pull back my work from being considered. However, I’ve had people ask me if I have written on it before in a shorter version so Continue reading
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Celebrating You!
As an undergrad student, I remember holding an edited volume and scanning the table of contents. I remember seeing names of people I have never met but admired. Even though I did not know them personally, I was struck by their intelligence. Surely not everyone gets published. Being published is a badge of honour. It Continue reading
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You say it best… when you say nothing at all
It is hard for me to turn off the noise. Social media blasts so much information in one single day that it is quite overwhelming for the psyche to process all the facts, figures, opinions, and debates that one can easily find by simply scrolling down the page. Everywhere you turn, people are trying to Continue reading
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Meditations on love
For the last couple of months, I’ve been really thinking about the concept of love. A couple of months ago, a close family friend of ours passed away. She was a woman who loved God and loved others. It was so touching to hear so many stories of how her love touched the lives of Continue reading
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The Return of the Prodigal Blogger
It has been awhile since I have last blogged. I guess that’s what happens when one has to deal with conference presentations, dissertation proposals, and the looming deadline of writing the actual dissertation. But, those are all excuses. At the end of the day, I’m just bad at time management. Sigh. Well, I’m about to Continue reading
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Sid and the City – The Beginning
I’ve been thinking about adding a new series for my blog that is slightly different from what I normally post. I’ve done a number of series on important topics like prostitution, suicide, shame, and self-esteem. I have also put in my two cents concerning theology and politics along the way. This series is more Continue reading
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Theology Thursday – When fear is no longer a reaction, but a willful action
A picture taken by Magnus Wennman from a collection called “Where The Children Sleep”, which showcases the life of refugee kids after their flight from their homeland, Syria. Like most people, I was shocked, angered, disheartened, and incredibly saddened by the recent horrific violent scenes coming out from Paris. I was at a book launch 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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